Weird Or Creative? Internet Reacts To Car With Wheels Upside Down

Cars can be built in a variety of ways to improve overall performance or to make them stand out from the crowd. Around the world, car enthusiasts and hobbyists love to spend their money on customisation. While social media is a great place to see some amazing car modifications, occasionally it surprises us with some very odd ones.

Recently, a car was spotted cruising through the streets of America, as per The Indian Express defied gravity, leaving onlookers perplexed and social media platforms buzzing with speculation. The car was designed such that it seemed upside down.

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Someone recently posted a video on Instagram of a car that appeared to defy all norms of gravity, physics, and even logic by driving upside down. The car appeared to be toppled, with its wheels in the air.

The car’s axle and engine are both upside down, as even the person filming the video points out. The person recording the video is shocked to see such a rare car. The fact that it appears to function normally when its wheels are obviously in the air further supports this.

The video shows how the car was ingeniously created to create an ‘upside down’ illusion with its wheels whirling in the air. But it becomes clear very quickly that this is simply a specially designed car rather than some sort of physics-defying one. Although it isn’t actually upside down, it is intended to appear that way. It does not, however, become any less distinctive just because we understand how it operates.

“Cruising through life in style with this amazing car,” the caption of the video shared on Instagram reads. Those who were driving the car participated in the fun, giggling away.

The video became viral on Instagram and has collected over 3.6 million views. Some praised the boldness and inventiveness of its makers, calling it a brilliant move. Others were compelled to voice their concerns as they considered the possible dangers and ramifications of pulling out such a prank.

One user commented, “That is cool now only if it can float on water.” Another said, “Upside-down car already before GTA6.” A third user added, “His reaction is our reaction… I don’t know to be impressed or flabbergasted.” A fourth user said, “How would they know if that call was in a rollover accident?” While a fifth user wrote, “Even the sentence is upside down: What the heck is even that?”