The truck, posted to Reddit (then deleted, then re-posted) bears more than a passing resemblance to the image shared in a teaser released by the automaker itself (via The Verge).
The truck posted up in Boston's bustling Faneuil Hall, where it stood for four days handing out free breadstick sandwiches, promoting the chain's newest menu item.
They're the parties where IamSu flits about on a hoverboard, then performs a secret set; where kaleidoscopic visuals project onto aluminum siding; where what feels like a backyard affair features internationally celebrated headliners; and where worklamps illuminate cavernous interiors and taco trucks post up out front.
But prices for sport utility vehicles and other light trucks posted another sharp rise.
Daimler, the maker of Mercedes cars and Freightliner trucks, posted an unexpected fourth-quarter loss on Thursday and canceled its dividend for the first time in more than a decade.
Whittle Shortline Railroad, a company in Louisiana, Mo., that makes wooden trains and trucks, posted a banner on its Web site several weeks ago: "100percentt kid-safe," it read, "with lead-free paints".
Most days they travel out in convoys of brown armored trucks, posting letters at night in the villages to assure the local Afghans they are there to protect them, collecting fingerprints from would-be mine planters, resolving tribal disputes, meeting elders and trying to gain their trust so the villagers will pass on information when the fighting season begins in earnest.
To tie it all together with Swift's social media empire, fans are being encouraged to snap photos of the truck and post them with the tag #TaylorSwiftDelivery for a chance to win concert tickets.
The image of the rebel fighter, seated at what appeared to be an antiaircraft gun mounted on the back of a truck, was posted on Twitter by a Syrian activist who writes as @HebahAlhomsi.
Because trucks could not reach the neighborhood, Chinese newspapers were brought in by hand truck and posted on walls or scalped for $4. Local leaders pleaded with the police to escort clandestine midnight deliveries of groceries because stores were running out of food.
Martin G. Johnson, a self-described "crime chaser," followed the truck and posted video of it on Facebook Live.
