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Most kids freak out on Postman Pat car rides in amusement parks. But Perry Watkins of the U.K has actually turned ‘Postman Pat’ fun ride car into the world’s smallest car! The car has 39 X 26 inches dimension and can accelerate up to 40mph.

This tiny wonder is indeed a challenge to manufacturers of smaller and efficient cars. It wasn’t all that tough to create this singular vehicle. Perry simply purchased this ‘Postman Pat’ ride from eBay, fitted 150cc single cylinder, four stroke engine and remodeled it into smart street vehicle.

Perry even fitted a deceptive turnkey at the back of the car and made it really seem unbelievable that this tiny vehicle actually runs on gasoline.

The entire process took about 7 months, and as a finishing touch he stuck a cheekily oversize turnkey in the vehicle’s back.

Although the vehicle’s status as the smallest car has yet to be verified, Perry Watkins has already been credited with creating the world’s lowest car – the Flatmobile. We can’t wait to see what he builds next.

The SSC Ultimate Aero is a powerful engine sports car manufactured by Shelby SuperCars. The precious SSC Ultimate Aero TT is the world’s fastest production car, which travels at a top speed of 257 mph.

Owns the Guinness-verified world’s fastest car, the SSC Ultimate Aero which was clocked at an average two-way speed of 255.83 mph – besting both the Bugatti Veyron and Koenigsegg CCX. Motorcars of Las Vegas, the sole distributor of the Ultimate Aero, has chassis #SSC-07-004 on its showroom floor ready for its first owner.

The new version known as 2009 SSC Ultimate Aero has been modified where some changes have been added to the exteriors, interiors, and the increase of horsepower about 15%. The most important change is the single piece aluminum block engine that improves the oiling capabilities and structure of the engine, so that the SSC Ultimate Aero produces an output of about 1287 horsepower.The interiors are mostly designed of carbon fibers that bound the doors, steering column, speedometer and tachometer.