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The world's narrowest drivable car

Italy's Andrea Marazzi built a drivable car in Bagnolo Cremasco that is just 50.20 cm (19.76 in) wide – a world record.

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Italy's Andrea Marazzi built a drivable car in Bagnolo Cremasco that is just 50.20 cm (19.76 in) wide – a world record.

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