Limitations of world's smallest car

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By skeptikool

Posted Sep 23, 2012 in Entertainment

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A claim (sure to be challenged) is that the Tata Nano is the world's smallest car. True or not, an email just received points out two of the car's shortcomings:

A pregnant woman cannot enter it.

A woman cannot be made pregnant in it.

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