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The add-ons exist to get deposits and will quietly become unavailable or available at a future date if the thing gets close to production. This article will be aggregated, leading to more exposure, more deposits, another round of investments, followed by increasingly infrequent updates, and ultimately, a YouTube video about what happened to the company.
Car salesman slaps roof "this baby gets 10 full homicides and a deadly assault per tank of gas. Would you like to upgrade the interior trim to our patented dried blood Corinthian leather? 
Buyer slaps roof gets electrocuted and dies >

Corinth is famous for its leather! >

Left unsaid, pretty much all of those add-ons would make it no longer street legal, and no insurance company would possibly be willing to take the risk on a driver who buys an offensive vehicle for common use. These are a dumb novelty item for the too-rich-to-live crowd and are fated to live in the third bay of mini-mansion garages across the red-belt.