Cool, but they're wrong..

Gatster · 02-02-2006 8:51pm #1

http://www.coviniengineering.com/c6w/intro.htm

Not the first (that Panther thing from the 70's[?]), but I'll buy one with my inviteable Euromillions win, along with a Wally boat amongst some other bits and bobs.

colm_mcm · 02-02-2006 9:40pm

yeah, i think Lady Penelope's Rolls had six wheels, (supercar?)

Seth Brundle · 02-02-2006 9:47pm

a 4.2L engine (n/a) and its only giving out 380bhp/450Nm
15" front wheels (all 4 of them!)

Not really much of a supercar!

colm_mcm · 02-02-2006 10:48pm

kbannon wrote:

a 4.2L engine (n/a) and its only giving out 380bhp/450Nm
15" front wheels (all 4 of them!)

Not really much of a supercar!

and the boot's smaller than an octavia too.

qz · 02-02-2006 11:03pm

Wow, 15". 380hp. Supercar?

:rolleyes:

jayok · 03-02-2006 2:01pm

Yeah the Octavia can have bigger wheels as well

Eoin · 03-02-2006 2:34pm

Gatster wrote:

http://www.coviniengineering.com/c6w/intro.htm

Not the first (that Panther thing from the 70's[?]), but I'll buy one with my inviteable Euromillions win, along with a Wally boat amongst some other bits and bobs.

There was a Grand Prix one from the 50's

http://www.f1nutter.co.uk/tech/6wheels.php

stevenmu · 03-02-2006 2:45pm

and to top it all off it looks hideous too (altough it would probably look pretty good with the regular 4 wheels). They must be hoping to sell it to euromillions winners as a novelty

Gandhi · 03-02-2006 3:01pm

Why do I have a feeling that this started out as a cut-and-paste error on the design software? Some poor engineer is probably looking at the website right now thinking "I should have just told them in the first place..."

Even the image of the side view on the web page looks like a cut-and-paste error on the web design software.

Cool, but they're wrong..

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