Reality Check!!

Constraints 

1) the chloroplast was to flimsy, thus causing us to hot glue/tape metal rod to the bottom.
2) the mouse trap would not give enough power, hence us modifying the mouse trap.
3) the mouse trap was to powerful, to which we bolted it to the chloroplast.
4) where the clamp was to big, which cause it to snap to the ground which cause the car to slow down.
5)it looks crappy, but its not all about looks...
6) the wheel were very uneven and crooked, to wear we resolved this problem by gluing the wheels to the axels.

New Solutions

1) our car wont really move. solution- were gonna take some weight off the car plus were gonna put some special lube to lube up the axels 

2) When we screwed the mouse trap to the cholorplast, we screwed up on the alignment of the holes. to which it started to buckle. Our solution that was, we glued and duck taped a metal copper rode to the bottom of the cholorplast, to help with stability of the product.