Absurdly Low Car Looks Like It’s Submerged In Gravel—But It Actually Drives

Video screenshot via Carmagheddon, featured with permission

Usually, when you buy a car, having adequate legroom is non-negotiable. This option, however, doesn’t even have space for your head.

Carmagheddon, an Italian car modification collective, has designed what it calls the “lowest car in the world.” Surprisingly, despite its unconventional appearance, the vehicle is fully functional, with a person bravely navigating behind the wheel. 

Video screenshot via Carmagheddon, featured with permission

The wee automobile is a deconstructed Fiat Panda sourced from a salvage yard. After all the works are done, what remains are essentially the top portion of its door, its windows, and its hood—and only 1.2 inches of ground clearance.

Video screenshot via Carmagheddon, featured with permission

Evidently, it’s not a car anymore, but a trike with a one-wheel drive.

Video screenshot via Carmagheddon, featured with permission

Video screenshot via Carmagheddon, featured with permission

You can watch how it was put together in the video below.

For more intriguing projects like this, you should follow Carmagheddon on its YouTube channel, as well as its Instagram and TikTok.

[via The Drive and Neatorama, video and screenshots via Carmagheddon, featured with permission]

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