#tiny car

MINI AT KNOX MOUNTAIN HILL CLIMB 2025

In the early 1950s, Iso Spa made refrigerators and scooters. Owner Renzo Rivolta moved into cars with a tiny, egg-shaped model using a motorcycle engine. The Isetta was introduced in 1953 and sold well but trailed off with sales ending in 1955. Rivolta’s trick was to licence production, most notably to BMW, for whom the Italian bubble car was a life-saver, selling a total of 161,728 units and keeping the company afloat when production ended in 1962.

Look at Miles in that tiny car. 🤭

🚗@reniadeb🚗

There are coffin cars, boat cars, hot tub cars, dragon cars, bottle cars, clown cars, tiny cars and giant cars: my collection of vintage automobiles is starting up.

Cars are getting smaller and smaller!

1959 NSU Sport Prinz, designed by Franco Scaglione for Bertone, in Man's Favorite Sport? (1964)

Sometimes deep thoughts come while you eat some mini tacos