I’ll never understand what people see in slammed cars. And dogs, too. Should be criminal.

@Jim Prower
LMAO, yes definitely re-engineered my friend… There ain’t no way to get that much camber out of an old beetle without a few chops here and there and added bits. But don’t think to hard about it, it’s just a drawing :)

@SpicyRedFox
The suspension likely would’ve had to be deliberately re-engineered to do it THAT much. I could see this being a swing-axle rear-end car, which will add camber when it’s low simply because the wheel’s solidly mounted to the axle, but not quite that much. However, the front suspension is a torsion-bar-based trailing link, and the camber does NOT change (unlike the watercooleds) when the suspension compresses all the way, because both links only move vertically and forward and aft, not in-and-out like what you get with the multilink suspension in a modern Golf when it’s in the weeds.

It’s one of the things that makes me scratch my head when you see an eight-six drawn with absurd camber, as the AE86 is a solid-rear-axle car!

Didn’t Ted Bundy drive a yellow beetle, or am I misremembering something?

I suspect it’s just kind of bashful and embarrassed from Luna sitting on the front.

Because that Volkswagen Beetle isn’t just a Volkswagen Beetle.

They’ll use their whole body to get the job done

@Background Pony #1AE1
Lowered cars with camber tend to look like that =P

I think the suspension collapsed.

Praise the Sun and the Moon!!