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Stay Wild takes tiny cars bowling, then opens the sunroof

Ben, Hannah and Cam must stay inside their Smart cars through drive-thru errands, balloon battles and a particularly unhelpful car-wash lottery.

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Last To Leave Tiny Car Wins $10,000!

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0:00Ben sets the rule: leave your tiny car and you're out of the cash-prize challenge.
0:51Car bowling sends the contestants driving into a pyramid of giant plastic bins.
2:13A cheeseburger-fetching race gives Hannah a paper map while Ben and Cam use GPS.
7:29Balloons strapped to the cars turn the next round into a bumping contest.
12:30A wheel decides which windows or sunroofs must stay open for the car wash.
16:19Bucket toss determines whether water, plastic balls or cereal will fill each car.

Staying in the car sounds like the easy part. Stay Wild makes it progressively less comfortable, sending Ben, Hannah and Cam through a string of challenges without letting them step outside.

"Last To Leave Tiny Car Wins $10,000!" has drawn about 1.1 million views since yesterday. The tiny vehicles aren't just places to wait out the competition: they become bowling balls, balloon-popping weapons and containers for whatever the next task delivers.

Ben starts by driving into a pyramid of giant green plastic bins. Then comes a cheeseburger-fetching race with an uneven navigation arrangement: he and Cam get GPS, while Hannah receives a paper map. It proves less of a disadvantage than expected when she returns first with McDonald's burgers, earning pink accessories for her car.

Cam's vehicle has a rougher afternoon. After he loses the balloon round, masked crew members attack its windows and body panels with bats and sledgehammers. His later reward for stopping a gas pump at exactly the required amount is a giant teddy bear, hardly the ideal passenger when space is already scarce.

The car wash turns the cramped-car premise into a soaking. A wheel determines which openings must stay exposed: Ben draws windows down, while Cam gets sunroof open.

The episode also includes promotion for Backflip cereal, which becomes one of the materials used to fill a contestant's car. By the later bucket-toss challenge, staying seated means sharing that already limited interior with water, plastic balls or cereal. Ben's assessment is less about endurance than mobility: "I'm literally, I'm fully stuck, bro!"

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