Use the on-board air compressor to blast the dirt out of the cockpit. Use the pressurized water tank to take a shower. If they are seeing things like that happening in and around L.A., well . . . One interesting aspect of the Borrego is that it isn't powered by a Chevy block. Which is probably something that it should be doing more of, and not just in powertrain.
Product development is one thing.
Getting product produced while the market is still interested is entirely another. And as a result, GM took a lot of heat for having a bunch of cars that all looked pretty much the same. The mentality was that every brand needed to have one. Which isn't a good idea. Now they are creating lots of ideas, some of which are essentially bookshelved in case the market becomes interested in that sort of style, with some preliminary engineering completed.