The Fahrradi Farfalla FFX - Meet The World’s Slowest Supercar!
MT Racing recently introduced the Fahrradi Farfalla FFX supercycle (the company calls it a supercar) using an 11-speed hub gearbox, tubular aluminium frame, four wheels and a pair of pedals fit into a car design, heavily inspired by Ferrari’s mix of Enzo and FXX. This is MT Racing’s second such creation, the first one being Ferdinand GT3 RS.
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Designers at MT Racing not only lend several designing influences from the existing cars, but also foresee Fahrradi Farfalla FFX to have evolved beyond those aspects. The supercar is on display at the Lentos Museum of Art in Linz, Austria where people are finding the idea of a slow supercar as amusing as this video:
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Source: www.gizmag.com
Designers at MT Racing not only lend several designing influences from the existing cars, but also foresee Fahrradi Farfalla FFX to have evolved beyond those aspects. The supercar is on display at the Lentos Museum of Art in Linz, Austria where people are finding the idea of a slow supercar as amusing as this video:
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