u/DenpasOfTheWorld

When the McJannek car company was first founded and initially manufactured consumer electronics, the first car made was the McJannek 120, with 12 denoting the day the McJannek Automobile company first founded by Thomas Hansen McJannek. Much like Sweden's Volvo 240, the Dane's McJannek 120 was beloved by everybody, but also very hard to come by, but much harder to come by, if you're a living Semibot. Not like you could lift a car into the extraction point anyway.

The McJannek 120 G (1988 model shown here) boasts a 1601cc DOHC-4 Inline 4 engine that goes up to 100 km/h in only 10.09 seconds, and also boasts a body-color-matched wheels.

One known owner of the McJannek 120 is an unnamed employee who worked at, surprise, surprise, McJannek Station Arctic Research, before the car becomes ultimately rusted long after the date of April 15th, 2097.

Don't let the name fool you. While sherbet tastes nice, the car, whose namesake is from the aforementioned dessert, is anything but nice. Infamously nicknamed as the Boring Hare by many Canadian car guys, infamously being the victim of every early 2000s mom before being ultimately turned into a so-called 2000s tuner car by some kid who hasn't left the NFS Underground era, and also infamously beloved by the most boring principals of every school, this is the car that was selling poorly.

The Sherbet was enough for the American car maker to quietly exit the Canadian market after the flop that is the Sherbet. Not even some high-end performance trim like "SR" or something like that would be able to rescue this melted sherbet.

Many of you have told me that my 90s flag from my previous post looked... inaccurate, and maybe not capturing the era very well.

I decided to take some suggestions to create the flag for the 1990s, and so far, I may have managed to make it. Or not. You decide.

The changes I did between the new and the old: I just took the Sony diamond, and muted down the colors (a.k.a. using the same color palette from the Juicebox Interactive site on every element), while also accompanying some Global Village Coffeehouse aesthetics, so now it looks less like a logo you see on the startup of a console, and felt more like a Global Village Coffeehouse piece.

I also added the Jazz Cup design on it too, again, using the same color scheme from the Juicebox Interactive site.

So far, I think this is my best attempt yet, but I might be wrong. Please do let me know if I finally made the 90s justice, compared to my previous attempt.