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Nissan shows friendly, swiveling electric vehicle
Clipped to the Drawing Board by Adam Crighton  

 What a terrific little car - the sort of thing you'd like to carry as a spare

TOKYO (AP) -- Nissan's ball-shaped electric vehicle can squeeze into tight spots without backing up because its wheels turn 90 degrees and the cabin part of the car can rotate in a complete circle.

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bill (73) Senior board member | 2007-10-09 22:07:36
What a neat little unit and typically Japanese - this should sell well anywhere with a traffic/parking problem.
These days, that applies to most of the planet or at least the part where I'm trying to park
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