The Mercedes-Benz F400 Carving is a roadster concept car and prototype from the German maker Mercedes-Benz, shown at the Tokyo Motor Show in 2001. The French Wikipedia article says the prototype was built to try out a new kind of active, variable-geometry suspension controlled by a computer. In bends the system tilts the wheels by up to 20 degrees, which is meant to improve the road holding of the vehicle by about 30 percent. The article gives no engine or performance data for the car, so this entry records only the suspension experiment and the show where it appeared.
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exposée au Tokyo Motor Show de 2001
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est un roadster concept car prototype
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est un roadster concept car prototype
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du constructeur allemand Mercedes-Benz
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du constructeur allemand Mercedes-Benz
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du constructeur allemand Mercedes-Benz
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est un roadster concept car prototype
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