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Weird car Wednesday:
The Cadillac Cyclone was a concept car that was built in 1959 by Cadillac.
One of the last cars designed by Harley Earl, the Cyclone was a testbed for futuristic styling and technology. Built on a 104" wheelbase chassis, it featured a front-mounted 390in3 engine, rear-mounted automatic transaxle, and an all-wheel independent suspension.
Uniquely, the Cyclone's engine exhaust was ported out just ahead of the front wheels. It also featured a radar-operated collision avoidance system, with the radar sensors mounted in twin "nose-cones" on the front of the car.
The Cyclone was never mass-produced as a production model and currently resides within the GM Heritage Collection

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