However, I'm not sure if this would ever be approved for the United States in this form (since I think you guys have some law or regulation wherein an automobile sold in your country is required to have its engine in the front of the vehicle..........and not underneath the driver/front passenger)
Has anyone told Porsche? Last I checked the 911's engine is not in the front and the Boxster has a "buried" engine.
I'm pretty sure the car will pass the latest JDM crash regs, which are also known to be one of the most strict regulations in the world.
IMO JDM "NCAP" crash tests are pretty much the same as Euro NCAP, so among the mostz strict in the world. And I have seen some of these "no crumple zone " buses pass the with rather good results.
This has got to be the shortest wheelbase to overall length ratio ever.
It looks like it could tip over if you brake too hard or accelerate too quickly lol
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