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It's super old and was once cutting edge, it's the Duesenbug. This thing was made in the mid 1920s by the Duesenbug corporation, they did not survive the depression. You probably have a few questions like why does such a tiny engine have the power of a larger engine? Why is the engine block so hot to the point you can make well-done steaks? Why does it get less than 7 miles per gallon? and most importantly, how much is this tiny, cramped car, we assure you it's more than the years salary of your average joe. Made with care, quality, and magic by Duesenbug.

I can't believe I poured a surprising amount of focus and care into this drawing, I think I should try to be like this more. Next time I'll try to draw some of the stuff visible from the wheel well that I've been forgetting to draw, silly me, i've been so distracted with OCD (not to mention a bit spooked from horror content I was watching back in March) and feeling how I could have done more if such thoughts weren't in the way all the time. I got the idea for this car from Mafia Definitive Edition... heck the exhaust is inspired by the car upgrade system in Mafia II.

Made in Firealpaca.

Description
It's super old and was once cutting edge, it's the Duesenbug. This thing was made in the mid 1920s by the Duesenbug corporation, they did not survive the depression. You probably have a few questions like why does such a tiny engine have the power of a larger engine? Why is the engine block so hot to the point you can make well-done steaks? Why does it get less than 7 miles per gallon? and most importantly, how much is this tiny, cramped car, we assure you it's more than the years salary of your average joe. Made with care, quality, and magic by Duesenbug.

I can't believe I poured a surprising amount of focus and care into this drawing, I think I should try to be like this more. Next time I'll try to draw some of the stuff visible from the wheel well that I've been forgetting to draw, silly me, i've been so distracted with OCD (not to mention a bit spooked from horror content I was watching back in March) and feeling how I could have done more if such thoughts weren't in the way all the time. I got the idea for this car from Mafia Definitive Edition... heck the exhaust is inspired by the car upgrade system in Mafia II.

Made in Firealpaca.