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Ferrari 512S Modulo | 1970
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How does it steer?
The space between the frame and the tires is more pronounced than what it seems in this image. You can see it here in maintenance so it make more sense: https://youtu.be/m5Gwttn2D7w
In all honesty, I love how retro-futurist looks in images. But on video, it looks like something Sir Clive Sinclair would have designed (given enough budget).
It uses advanced technology to bend pavement-space-time in front of the car when it needs to turn.
It can bank the road to enable a roll and pitch maneuver instead of the regular front wheel yaw maneuver that most “steering” vehicles use to change direction.