Video Of 'World's Lowest Car' With No Doors And Tyres Goes Viral, Amasses 37 Million Views
Since being posted, the clip of the world's lowest car has amassed a whopping 37 million views, 114.8k likes and tons of comments.
Challenging the very essence of automobiles, a video showcasing the "world's lowest car" has gone viral on the internet. Social media users have been fascinated by the clip of the car that has no doors and tyres. Yes, you heard that right. In the video shared on Twitter by Massimo, a cyan-coloured car with windows and bonnet glides on the road amid cheer from people.
When one looks at it, it is hard to accept that it is actually a vehicle as it is extremely low and does not have tyres and doors. The caption of the tweets shared by Massimo read, "The lowest car in the world."
The lowest car in the world
— Massimo (@Rainmaker1973) June 25, 2023
[📹 carmagheddon (IT): https://t.co/9z0IrZySua]pic.twitter.com/AvExqIFJnA
The video was originally shared by an automobile influencer from Italy on his YouTube channel Caramagheddon.
They document the transformation of a broken car into what is now recognised as the lowest car in the world. The channel in an enthralling video documents the transformation of a broken car that can be called the world's lowest car. In the clip they can be seen installing an electric robo which they placed on a wooden board. They even added a GoPro on the front of the car to check for any obstacle on the way.
Since being posted on the microblogging site, the clip has amassed a whopping 37 million views, 114.8k likes and tons of comments.
"I wonder what will happen when it encounters a speed bump," commented one user on the post.
I wonder what will happen when it encounters a speed bump.
— Midwest Ordnance (@realMWO) June 25, 2023
"Is it called a car ( extracted from carriage) if it cannot carry any passengers?," wrote another user.
Is it called a car ( extracted from carriage) if it cannot carry any passengers? 🤔
— HF (@_HJAF_) June 25, 2023
"You should call it the biggest toy car," joked a third.
You should call it the biggest toy car.
— Hari Prasad (@tweetmehariP) June 26, 2023
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