Gordon Murray has designed some of the fastest cars in the world like the McLaren Formula 1 and the McLaren F1 Supercar. According to our friends at Wired’s Autopia blog, he has also made one of the smallest cars in the world as well. Here is what they had to say:
‘The British engineer finally unveiled his T.25 City Car, the Lilliputian runabout he’s spent three years developing. Although the 74-mpg T.25 and its T.27 electric sibling recall the microcars of post-war Europe, it’s quite advanced. Beyond using a tubular steel frame, composite materials and a canopy that opens like a Lamborghini’s doors, the T.25 will use a manufacturing process said to tremendously reduce capital, space and materials.’
The T.25 is four feet wide and eight feet long and according to Autopia, it is “designed around a safety cell,” which is used in race cars, so it will be safe alongside larger cars and trucks. The price tag is expected to be in the $9,000 range. Would you drive/buy one? For more info visit HERE.
