Carver One...goodbye, or maybe just au revoir? CARVER the company behind the tilting three-wheeler, the Carver One, has gone bankrupt. Sources say the company, who were already struggling in the spiralling economic downturn, were relying on a

IF YOU'VE EVER fancied one of these three-wheel wonders then now's your chance, as one has cropped up on eBay for a modest £29,975.The Carver is a cunning cross between a car and motorbike, which is capable of leaning around corners, much like a

-generated images and dodgy sketches, it's turned into a real, working machine. Despite the video's upload date, it doesn't appear to be a joke, either.Looking like a cross between a Peraves Ecombile, a Carver One and James Bond's Little Nelly gyrocopter, it

-electric. All three versions will use Carver Engineering's DVC (Dynamic Vehicle Control) system, which allows the passenger compartment and the front wheel to automatically tilt up to 45 degrees side-to-side at a rate of 85 degrees-per-second while cornering

a perfect blue and the sun beats down on what is a truly wonderful stretch of road.Unsurprisingly, the new Thunderbird is no canyon-carver – it weighs 308kg dry and feels every one of them, boasts a substantial 1615mm between its contact patches