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Buckminster Fuller: Dymaxion Car Default:Default This book can be regardedEdited by Hsiao Yun Chu, David Jenkins. Text by Jonathan Glancey, Norman Foster. In 1933, the visionary architect, engineer and designer Buckminster Fuller (1895 1983) built a car that was at that time the world's most fuel efficient car. The Dymaxion Car ran on 35 miles per gallon, while every other car on the road struggled to manage half that amount; zeppelin like in appearance, it was streamlined to minimize wind resistance and was capable of