Ferrari 512S Modulo | 1970
Ferrari 512S Modulo | 1970
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If you hadn't told me, I would have put my money on that being a Lamborghini.
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Right? Looks like a Countach with a body kit
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This is so goddamn cool
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Deutsche Bahn?
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Turning is so 1960’s
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Where we’re going, we don’t take turns
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How does it steer?
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The space between the frame and the tires is more pronounced than what it seems in this image. You can see it here in maintenance so it make more sense: https://youtu.be/m5Gwttn2D7w
In all honesty, I love how retro-futurist looks in images. But on video, it looks like something Sir Clive Sinclair would have designed (given enough budget).
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It uses advanced technology to bend pavement-space-time in front of the car when it needs to turn.
It can bank the road to enable a roll and pitch maneuver instead of the regular front wheel yaw maneuver that most “steering” vehicles use to change direction.
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I would drive the fuck out of this! Quick, someone loan me a few million dollars so I can buy one!
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Rad!
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Was my #1 favorite car in my Matchbox / Hot Wheels cars as a kid.
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"Make it like our competitors Countash, but even more cassetty!"
- Enzo Ferrari, probably
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Any pedestrian hit by this thing would simply end up half a metre shorter.
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If that bad boy runs you over, it'll slice your legs clean off and save you money on a casket.
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Looks like set dressing from Total Recall!
That car is uglier than a monkey's armpit, but I guess they put a frame on top of an actual car and that's the best they could do.
It looks like theyve tried to imitate the ferrari but without a budget