Picture Time: A Toyota Prius Dressed up Like a Solo Cup

by Corey Lewis

June 5th, 2017 1:42 PM

picture time a toyota prius dressed up like a solo cup

Making its way around the internet lately is this photo of a Toyota Prius, tastefully modified by its present owner. Dancing boldly across the side of the hybrid is the iconic 1990s teal and purple Solo Cup theme. This jazzy decal is well known to anyone who has drank a beverage between 1992 and now.

According to an article at Gas2, the owner’s name is Nate Cook, and he uses his Prius to tow a Sea-Doo that bears a remarkably similar color scheme. (Cook’s Instagram page reveals his deep obsession with the Solo Cup design.)

Overall, it’s awesome. A job well done.

[Images: Instagram]

#1990s #Hybrid #NewsBlog #PictureTime #SoloCup #Toyota #ToyotaPrius

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Dukeisduke on Jun 05, 2017

Now he just needs a girlfriend with big hair. And leg warmers.

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DEUSVULTbuddy on Jun 06, 2017

That actually a design associated with Dixie cups. Solo cups are red (and are mostly use as fraternity party cups). Not bad graphics on a Prius tbh.

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- Scott25 on Jun 07, 2017
  
  Thank you for completely duplicating and slightly rewording my comment.
  
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