Unbelievable "world's lowest car" shocks internet, no doors and Tyres
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The automotive industry is constantly striving to create unique and stylish vehicles but a new video of the "lowest" car has led to ridicule.
A video showcasing the "world's smallest car" has gone viral, leaving viewers both astonished and appalled by its unconventional design. Shared by Massimo on Twitter, it features a cyan-colored car without doors or tyres, defying traditional automotive norms. The footage reveals the car's front bonnet flap gliding effortlessly along the road, while its windows provide a clear view from all sides. It is difficult to believe that this minimalistic vehicle actually functions as a car due to its unconventional design features.
The original video was posted on the YouTube channel Caramagheddon, which documents the transformation of a broken car into what is now recognized as the world's lowest car. To ensure a smooth path devoid of obstacles, a robot is carefully positioned on a sturdy wooden board, and a GoPro camera is mounted on the car's front.
Captioned as "the lowest car in the world," the post has garnered a lot of attention since its upload on the microblogging platform. With a staggering 38 million views and 11.4 lakh likes, social media users have expressed a range of reactions and opinions regarding it.
One user commented, "I wonder what will happen when it encounters a speed bump," highlighting the practical concerns associated with such a unique vehicle. Another individual likened the car to a glitch in the popular game Grand Theft Auto (GTA), while a third user joked, "If it's a car, then I'm the richest man in the world."
Some users raised questions about the purpose of such a car, with one asking, "What is the use of such a car?" and another jokingly suggesting it could be an invention by the iconic TV character Mr. Bean. Another questioned whether the vehicle could truly be classified as a car, stating, "Is it called a car if it cannot carry any passengers?" One user also said, "That looks so unreal."