1938 Schlörwagen Pillbug 84 mph Record: Future Found 🔥

1938 Schlörwagen Pillbug shocked engineers with a 0.15 drag coefficient—numbers many modern cars still struggle to reach. 🚀 Built on a Mercedes-Benz 170H chassis and shaped like a rolling aircraft fuselage, this strange creation from Göttingen wasn’t a joke—it was a wind-tunnel revolution. In 1930s Germany, as Autobahns expanded and speed became an obsession, engineer Karl Schlör asked a radical question: what if a car followed the rules of aviation instead of tradition? The result was the “Göttinger Egg,” a smooth, teardrop body that delivered up to 25% better efficiency and surprising Autobahn performance. 🌪️ So why did this futuristic machine disappear after the 1939 Berlin Auto Show? And how close was it to rewriting automotive history? #ClassicCars, #AutomotiveHistory, #ConceptCars, #VintageCars, #GermanEngineering, #SchlorwagenPillbug, #GottlingerEgg, #KarlSchlor, #1930sCarDesign, #Mercedes170H 1938 Schlörwagen Pillbug 84 mph Record: Future Found 🔥 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Timmy Tiny Wheels YouTube Channel:    / @digmyst-p8r   ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~    • 1956 Heinkel Kabine 3 Wheel Shock The Bubb...