No, the rear axle of the car in the adjacent image doesn’t have any issues. No, the vehicle isn’t going to take off and go back to the future. We have to stop looking for (more or less) reasonable explanations for why the rear wheels use that crazy camber angle.
This is only because the owner wanted his car to be special and found this as a good way of achieving his dream. In case you were wondering, the vehicle can indeed be driven in this state and, if you don’t believe us, you can see it in action in the video below.
Just like you, we are very curious to see how the vehicle behaves during fast cornering, but we're guessing that it's not the easiest car to drive...
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