This Drivable Fiat Takes Slammed Cars To A New Extreme

How did they manage to do this? It obviously involved cutting and removing the bottom bits of the Panda, keeping the car's roof, hood, and most of its parts just above where the door hinges would be.

The remaining section then forms a shell attached to a "rolling chassis," which gets three wheels and a two-stroke engine. Meanwhile, the hood gets a set of casters to ensure it rolls smoothly on the road. They also made an exhaust system, which was crucial since the driver's face was a mere inches away from the engine.

The result is a car with only 1.2 inches of ground clearance. It sits so low that its driver has to lie belly down on a wood block to fit inside.

For visibility, there's none. They covered the Panda's greenhouse with an extremely dark tint to preserve the illusion of whatever the YouTubers were trying to achieve. To drive the thing, the driver gets a GoPro linked to a phone, allowing him to see where he's going.

This isn't a sensible build for the Euro-only cousin of theFiat 500, but it's worth the laughs. One may even call it a wildly entertaining but silly tribute to one of themost influential Italian small carsever made.