La marque Honda a présenté son nouveau concept-car baptisé P-Nut. Il s’agit d’une mini voiture urbaine, aux airs de coupé avec seulement 3,40 m de long pour 1,75 m de large. Dotée d’une architecture intérieure originale, elle peut accueillir 3 occupants. Plus d’images dans la suite.
French car brand Citroën will launch its new DS3 model at the Frankfurt Motor Show next month. (more…)
Peel Engineering Company produced 50 of these microcars during the early 1960’s on the Isle of Man in the United Kingdom. They are the smallest cars ever to go into production. It’s got three wheels, one door, a 49cc engine with a three speed manual transmission. A Peel P50 could do 38 mph at max speed and weighed in at 130 lbs with a claimed fuel consumption of 100 miles to the gallon. Kind of amazing. Check out this article about the car in the Daily Mail. There have some great photos.
This beautiful piece of machinery was at the height of car design in the year 1980. Those lines are something to marvel at. It was a concept car for Citroën and as you guessed, was never mass produced. Closest thing we got to this was a DeLorean. Or perhaps a Lamborghini Countach
The Citroën HY is my feeling for the archetypal commercial van.
I was in Stockholm, Sweden last year and grabbed this photo of a Nysa 522 minibus.
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