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The 1946 single-seat car was eighty centimeters wide
In 1946, Britain’s Larmar Engineering made a small single-seat car for disabled people. It was only eighty centimeters wide, with a side door, seat and windshield within its narrow body. A motor vehicle could be designed around one person’s mobility rather than family seating.
The intended passenger shaped the dimensions.
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