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They can fly, they can swim – but can they walk? Well, this car can. AoKang built a two-seater electric car that is designed to look just like their main product: shoes. Made with real leather, it took the hides of five bulls to make this 10 x 3-foot car. Once laced up, it can travel at speeds up to 20 mph, and distances up to 250 miles. AoKang says it will make 40 more for its stores around China
The world-famous Oscar Mayer Wienermobile still makes its rounds. In fact, you can follow it on Twitter (@Wienermobile). The Oscar Mayer website provides a map giving the current location of every member in the fleet of Wienermobiles. They may not fly or swim, but they sure know how to advertise.
We see hundreds of cars on the road every day, but there are so many other unique, incredible vehicles that exist. Some of them might not be affordable or practical, but at the very least, they show signs of what may lie in the future of automobile development.

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