Only people with 20/20 vision can spot car facing the wrong way among dozens of others vehicles in less than 10 seconds

AMERICANS are testing their attention to detail with a car-based optical illusion game.

Some people are challenging themselves to find a misplaced car in under 10 seconds.

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In the optical illusion, one car faces a different direction than all of the other cars.

The cars in the image are driving from right to left.

But one car is traveling in the about-face direction.

Because all the cars are red and the car's forward-facing and rear-facing designs are similar, few people can immediately spot the rearward vehicle.

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The puzzle's key is posted at the bottom of this article.

The U.S. Sun created the optical illusion game.

20/20?

Readers who can find the car in a few seconds may have finely tuned visual skills.

People who swiftly recognize optical illusions might possess a heightened sensitivity to visual stimuli.

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They may have a keen ability to discern patterns, shapes, and irregularities in visual information.

Quick identifiers may also be keen to their surroundings.

Their ability to spot discrepancies in visual stimuli could stem from a habit of closely observing their surroundings.

Meanwhile, 20/20 vision refers to the clarity or sharpness of vision measured during an eye examination using the Snellen chart, a standardized eye chart.

The numbers in this notation represent the visual acuity or sharpness of vision at a specific distance.

The test should not be used as a diagnostic for eyesight strength.

The U.S. Sun has several other car-based optical illusions.

Readers spotted a car without an important detail in this image.

Also, there are identical vehicles in this chart.

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