Mr. Peanut is not just any car will be banned. After all, how the face of Nabisco's Planters division and one of the most popular (but just a little creepy, if we are honest) mascot in American history, has Sir mother a ride suited his stature. And since it seems high for 12 yards and carries a two-meter-long pipe, we are talking some significant stature.
Fittingly, then Planters has seen fit to replace Mr. Peanut old set of tires with a brand new Nutmobile. And this is no ordinary Nutmobile ... if such a thing actually existed. Based on a 2011 Isuzu NPR truck with a diesel engine runs five percent mixture of biodiesel (not really strange mother-based), the latest Nutmobile will make appearances throughout the country, "the peanut lifestyle and provides support for the Corps Network.
According to The New York Times, this latest Nutmobile is very green machine. In addition to the biodiesel blend, it features "a wind turbine, solar panels, LED interior lighting, recycled parts and wood flooring reclaimed from a 19th century Pennsylvania barn." Think it's not very nutty after all, is it? Top tip, Jeff!
