LEGO car: In 2011, a working LEGO car was built that was capable of reaching speeds of 30 km/h.

Bio-degradable cars: Students at Stanford University have designed a car made of biodegradable materials that can be completely destroyed in as little as 2 months if abandoned in a dumpster.

Race vs. airplane: In 1930, the Blue Bird racing car, driven by Sir Malcolm Campbell, competed against an airplane in a race on the beach. The car won, reaching 408 mph, while the airplane only reached 365 mph.

Flying car: A vehicle called "PAL-V Liberty," which combines the functions of a car and a small helicopter, was unveiled at CES in 2019.

Steam car: Samuel Brown constructed the first steam car in 1826. Unfortunately, the complicated heating system made the vehicle impractical.

Car powered by gas from rotting food: Students at the University of California, Irvine, worked on the design of a car that would be powered by gas from rotting food and organic residue.

Compressed air car: In 2020, Indian company Tata Motors unveiled a prototype car called the "Tata AirPod" that ran on compressed air.

Side-by-side driving: The BMW M3 car is capable of sideways driving (drifting) over a distance of 82.5 kilometers, as documented on a track in Australia.

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