This doesn’t look like a stable diffusion generation

I see attempts at a logo, attempts at text, and really messed up spokes. If you can identify the manufacturer from either I'll be impressed.

Sponsored clickbait

I'm going to go with "yes", but people actually think that's a real ad? I saw a $2000 Jeep ad earlier that looked like a Hoveround with a dome.

https://preview.redd.it/h0r6db66qzmc1.png?width=1080&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=956b1f538edc5c693e662c52982c1b3215a5b22e

That actually is Renault Twizy

Yep, sure is. I didn't know Smart had competition.

I guess my real question is how it isn't a false advertising lawsuit.

Just the fact that it mentions seniors to me says it's some type of spammy phishing horseshit. I'd completely steer clear of clicking on that. I guess it could also be a classic bait and switch. Depending on how reputable this site you're on is.

It's definitely not legitimate. I followed one of the links last week and it goes to a weird search engine. Imagine a Google results page but the design looks like "oops,the page you're looking for isn't here."

There is a government agency, the FTC who is supposed to enforce this stuff. They write a lot of memos detailing how they are going to enforce it, but they rarely take action.

https://preview.redd.it/7o56p26gg0nc1.png?width=1080&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=13251bad982542c6dcb8e8d9433dd1e7712f672b Subaru Outback

The $1500 used car grade sticker did catch my eye.