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Originally Posted by dxk1
I think the technology that is supposed to be developed by this ethos is technology that should some day wind up in passenger cars, such a seat belts, better headlights, other safety features, diesel engines, etc. You can't even put doors on this thing and it would have trouble making a turn without flipping over like any other trike. Can you see this technology in a passenger car? We are all entitled to our opinions without snide remarks about Gp2.
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It features lightweight composite construction (road relevent) and a low drag design (elements of which can be incorporated into road cars) and a production based engine.
And please, do some research about how it will turn. Look out for something called 'torque vectoring'. Somehow I doubt someone of Bowlby's experience would design a car that can't turn properly. Lets see it run before passing judgement.
Its not a trike, it has four wheels.The front two happen to be very close together.