[dustinupdyke]

Gordon Murray designs some pretty atypical vehicles, from the McLaren F1 to the T.25 or T.27 microcars, to the recent shippable truck.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/McLaren_F1

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/T.25

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Global_Vehicle_Trust

[oneformo]

The OX flat-pack truck (Global Vehicle Trust designed) is pretty amazing and was on HN recently.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12440612

[sangnoir]

> Gordon Murray designs some pretty atypical vehicles

You don't say! One thing is for sure: he really, really, really loves the idea of a central driving position. All the cars you mentioned have the driver sit smack bang in the middle.

[freehunter]

It's gotta be cheaper to make one car that can be driven on either side of the road than make a car for the UK and then another one for the rest of the world.

[poooogles]

Japan and Aus(/NZ?) are also in that minor group!

[beardyw]

Not mention India (population 1.3 billion). All in all one third of the world drives on the left. I read somewhere that a lot of major manufacturers make about 50% of each.

[freehunter]

An excellent correction. I knew there were more but I was too lazy to look them up.

[jdavis703]

So the T.25 will be the iPod shuffle of electric cars? Or will they make the F1 their Apple Watch? Or maybe both?