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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | In real life, cars tend to sink in water. This however, can be averted in fiction (and in Real Life). This trope applies whether a normal car can inexplicably float or work as a submarine, or a modified car can do this (more realistic). These can overlap with Cool Car, the Alleged Car, and What a Piece of Junk!. Contrast to Sister Trope, Flying Car. Sub-Trope of We Don't Need Roads. |
