1972 SmartCar
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Inside looks like someone piled up sofa cushions!
This is enchanting. An EV version would be the ideal car.
The Microlino gets pretty close.
That's actually super cute. If they replaced the rear boot with a kids seat I'd have to mention this to the Mrs for sure.
Itβs basically an electric Isetta. Iβm pretty sure the βbootβ is all battery and motor, but I could be wrong.
We were promised all of these things we just build amorphous blobs
so smol
It had a Mini engine so you could probably drive that thing on the highway.
Looks better than most cars nowadays. I would buy it, i live urban.