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Google Maps Street View might have a serious purpose but it’s also become known as a place to spot the weird and wonderful. Users often stumble across some very odd sights on the tool. One such photo went viral after being posted to US content-sharing site Reddit.<\/p>\n
It depicts a street in Mexico.<\/p>\n
Shops both open and closed can be seen with cars parked in front.<\/p>\n
In many ways, there is nothing unusual about the Google Maps photo.<\/p>\n
However, if one looks closely, an oddity becomes apparent.<\/p>\n
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There are two cars parked by the pavement – one red and one black.<\/p>\n
It’s the black vehicle that looks rather strange.<\/p>\n
The car has one set of wheels are the front, just like any other car.<\/p>\n
But at the back of the vehicle, two sets of wheels can be seen.<\/p>\n
What could have happened to this car?<\/p>\n
The Reddit user who posted the shot wondered if it was a custom-made car.<\/p>\n
“Custom cars are getting crazy in Mexico!” they captioned the post.<\/p>\n
Other Reddit users had plenty to say about the shot.<\/p>\n
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“Increased load capacity jetta. That bad boy is made to carry 6 kegs onto a college campus,” one said.<\/p>\n
“Looks beefy,” another commente.<\/p>\n
Some were quick to come up with puns.<\/p>\n
“This driver he’s tired of being the third wheel all the time,” one person quipped.<\/p>\n
The likely reality, however, is that a technological glitch has taken place.<\/p>\n
When taking the photo, the 360-degree cameras shoot multiple pictures to create a seamless image.<\/p>\n
However, moving objects often ruin the scene as they shift when the photos are taken.<\/p>\n
It is most likely vehicle’s movement when the images were taken resulted in the strange photo.<\/p>\n