In Italy, mechanic Andrea Marazzi created the narrowest car in the world
In Italy, mechanic and content creator Andrea Marazzi from Bagnolo Cremasco transformed a 1993 Fiat Panda into a car measuring 50.20 centimeters wide. Guinness World Records recognized it as the narrowest car in the world, NDTV World reports.
Fiat Panda conversion
According to Marazzi, 99% of the parts used in the project came from the original Fiat Panda. He spent 12 months modifying and rebuilding the car's body and internal structure, after which its dimensions were reduced to approximately one-third of the original size.
The car was created at the family vehicle recycling business, Autodemolizione Marazzi. Marazzi applied to Guinness World Records and received confirmation of the record a year later.
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Dimensions and equipment
The car is designed for one person: the driver sits in the center of the cabin. The vehicle has a small steering wheel, four wheels, an electric motor, one front headlight and two rear lights.
The converted Fiat Panda is 50.20 centimeters wide, 3.40 meters long and 1.45 meters high. The car weighs about 264 kilograms and can reach speeds of up to 15 kilometers per hour.
