RECALCULATING SINCE THE LAST WRONG TURN.

Cars & GPS

Your car now has more opinions than your passengers.

Every shortcut includes a lesson.

Here you’ll find GPS directions delivered with disappointment, dashboards requiring software updates, cars tracking every decision, charging stations testing everyone’s patience, and navigation systems confidently leading drivers toward roads that stopped existing years ago.

Trust the Tone. Ignore the Directions.

TURN LEFT. BLAME TECHNOLOGY.

Cars & GPS Cartoons

Wrong turns, mystery beeping, dramatic dashboards, and navigation systems committed to the scenic misunderstanding.

Chad Geepeety cartoon about a modern car beeping repeatedly without clearly explaining what is wrong.

According to Chad

The Beeping Makes Everything Clear

The car knows something is wrong and has decided that panic is more useful than details.

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Chad Defines cartoon showing a driver following a GPS that repeatedly displays recalculating.

Chad Defines

Recalculating the Wrong Turn

Technology’s version of a deep sigh after you ignore perfectly good directions.

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According to Chad cartoon showing a GPS screen appearing disappointed while recalculating a route.

According to Chad

When Your GPS Judges You

The voice says “recalculating,” but the tone says this was entirely preventable.

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According to Chad cartoon showing a car dashboard crowded with warning lights and competing alerts.

According to Chad

Dashboard Warning Light Overload

The dashboard has seventeen warnings and none of them says whether the car is safe to drive.

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According to Chad cartoon showing a modern car with a computer core replacing the traditional engine.

According to Chad

Horsepower Meets Processing Power

The engine has been replaced by software, which means the car can now update while parked.

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According to Chad cartoon showing a driver locked out of a car because the phone used as the digital key is dead.

According to Chad

Phone Dead. Car Unimpressed.

The keys are now inside the phone, which is convenient until the phone becomes a small black rectangle.

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