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Shell’s Concept Car Combines Goofy Looks With 107 MPG

Shell’s Concept Car Combines Goofy Looks With 107 MPG

Posted on April 26, 2016October 31, 2018 By Jarvis

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If Silicon Valley has its way, future cars will both be self-driving and electric. Judging from the way Google’s Self-Driving Car looked, they’ll probably also look like they came straight out of cartoons. If the latter’s actually the case, then Shell’s Concept Car should feel right at home.

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Designed by Gordon Murray (yes, the guy who designed the McLaren F1), this cute-looking automobile neither drives itself nor runs on an electric powertrain. Instead, the car, which looks like an updated version of Murray’s T.25 City Car, runs on a regular gas engine, albeit with one thing that sets it apart from most any gas-guzzler on the road – the darn thing boasts serious fuel efficiency.
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