Creating a Mobile Coffee Shop

Admitted coffee addict, Dan Haller, may have gone too far when he mounted his Jura Capresso 1500 in the back of his Audi A6.

After anchoring the super automatic to the rear seats using Isofix brackets and running a 12-volt/110-volt inverter between the 60/40 rear split seats, Haller hit the streets. While this may seem like the answer for coffee-to-go, Haller said the espresso just didn't taste the same.

"The machine was too heavy to leave in the car long-term," he said. "And since the rear seats of the Audi slope back, it disturbed the normal flow of crema."

Haller did manage to take some pictures of the modification before removing the super automatic though. Another complaint of Haller's was the espresso could have been hotter.

Maybe he should have contacted rap superstar and car enthusiast Xzibit at MTV's Pimp My Ride before he called it quits.