Here's how the world's smallest car that just sold for $176,000 is made
"How It's Made" is one of the most successful shows you've maybe never heard of.
On the air for 10 years, the show returns to Science Channel for its 14th season on Memorial Day, to provide concise (and soothingly narrated) explanations of how feats of engineering and imagination come to be.
Business Insider is exclusively premiering this "How It's Made" clip above from the new season about the making of the world's smallest car, from Peel Engineering, a commuter vehicle that goes up to 40 miles per hour and is just 54 inches long. An original version from the 1960s just sold at auction in the US for $176,000.
It's no ordinary ride, and neither is how it's made.