Despite its three-wheel design (one wheel in the front and two in the rear), the Carver One rolls like a motorcycle in corners up to 45 degrees.
This miracle was produced in 2007 by a Dutch company. The main secret of this vehicle is the hydraulic cylinder. It connects the front of the motorcycle and the rear of the car. But that’s not all miracles.
The Carver One has no steering wheel, but a steering wheel, three pedals and the gear lever is on the right. But the arrangement is tandem – the passenger sits directly behind the driver.
The rear wheels are powered by a 659cc Daihatsu 16-valve inline-four turbocharged engine. see The power is only 65 hp.
Since the One weighs only 670 kg, it can reach 100 km/h in 8 seconds and has a top speed of 185 km/h.
As for cost, this three-wheeled oddball cost like a Lotus Elise in the early 2000s.
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