@mic.maf1a: Kai really pulled up to McDonalds in the worlds thinnest car 😭😂 Via; @kaicenat Kai Cenat pulled up to McDonald’s in a car that looks like it got squeezed between two trucks 😭🚗 The tiny yellow ride appears to be the custom 1988 Ford Festiva built by Tyler Fever of the YouTube channel Prop Department. The team stripped down the original hatchback, removed a huge section from its middle and joined the remaining sides together to create an unbelievably narrow—but functioning—vehicle. The transformation required much more than cutting the body. The original engine couldn’t fit anymore, so they replaced it with an electric dirt-bike motor. They also modified the steering wheel to make room for the driver and built custom dashboard components, keeping working headlights, indicators, a horn and even phone chargers. Somehow, they squeezed in space for a passenger directly behind the driver too 😂 Fever presented the project as the “world’s thinnest street-legal car” and demonstrated it on public roads around Nashville. That’s separate from the official Guinness record for the narrowest drivable car, which belongs to a different custom build—a Fiat Panda measuring just 50.2 centimeters wide.
