Future Car Free 3D model

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Here is a reworked version of the original text. As I sit in my cubicle and office chair, I let my imagination take over and start thinking about what the next generation small car could be like. Suddenly, a vision appears before me - one that combines innovative design with advanced technology to create an unprecedented driving experience. I recall a particular idea sparked while pondering ways to redefine transportation's boundaries - turning my cubicle into a prototype for the ultimate vehicle concept. That spark eventually transformed into a sleek sphere, whose interior and exterior would ultimately take shape around the necessities of this revolutionary ride. This extraordinary automobile is unlike anything seen before: with an exterior made up of translucent panels and aerodynamic design elements to make it almost invisible while driving fast. Upon approaching, the sleek surface comes alive as you press on the digital keypad, allowing authorized entry through advanced fingerprint technology. A single command prompts the entire steering column to spin 360 degrees without any obstruction whatsoever - because each and every feature contributes seamlessly towards achieving perfect control at top speeds of 100mph+ And how do people propel these babies across highways while feeling exactly like racing video games you might wonder? Enter 'Steering Balls' or for a catchy term 'Tunnel Wheels'. By cleverly engineering a unique driving mechanism where wheels themselves roll independently from your hand actions through magnetic fields - this innovative technique grants riders the most real and intense ride possible as well, since movements now correspond directly to motion instead relying purely on electronic input only; The car even has automatic collision sensors, lane-change monitors, anti-collision alerts so even if driver distraction ever kicks in we won't hit another car - which could make a major accident very costly! Still I'll not pretend my prototype has any sort of production value, since this will indeed require considerable research on material selection; ergonomics; regulatory compliances, and also an estimated time-span to actually implement these groundbreaking features, I just thought it'd be pretty cool. It looks great though doesn't? It certainly has got some good elements: but like many dreams there remains quite a ways till reality catches up fully so keep dreaming - we always can get close by!