Microcar Hoodies

Artwork of a Peel microcar. Art in grahic style.

Art of a Isetta microcar. Artwork in splash paint style

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Wonderful bright advert for the Bambino bubble car.

Wonderful bright advert for the Bambino bubble car.

Suzuki Cappuccino

The Smart Fortwo is a two-seater microcar that was first introduced by the German manufacturer Smart in 1998. It is known for its compact design and its eco-friendly features, including its low emissions and fuel efficiency. Despite its small size, the Fortwo is surprisingly safe and has received high ratings from crash tests. Its unique design and practicality make it a popular choice for city drivers. Keywords: Smart Fortwo, two-seater microcar, German manufacturer, compact design, eco-friendly features, low emissions, fuel efficiency, safe, high ratings, practicality. Very Little Muscle Cars. For those who are second to none with nothing to prove.

The Peel Trident is a quirky microcar that's guaranteed to turn heads. With its unique design and compact size, this three-wheeled wonder is perfect for city driving and parking. Despite its small stature, the Peel Trident boasts impressive features such as a rear-mounted engine and a fiberglass body. Whether you're a car collector or just looking for a fun and unusual ride, the Peel Trident is sure to impress. Very Little Muscle Cars. For those who are second to none with nothing to prove.

Peel P50 is a three-wheeled microcar that was produced in the 1960s in the United Kingdom. With its tiny size and unique design, the Peel P50 has become a cult classic among car enthusiasts. Despite its small stature, the P50 was capable of reaching a top speed of 38 miles per hour and had a fuel economy of around 100 miles per gallon. Very Little Muscle Cars. For those who are second to none with nothing to prove.

Classic Scootacar three wheeler microcar (produced in Leeds from 1957 - 1964) outline line drawing (also available in black)

Classic Scootacar three wheeler microcar (produced in Leeds from 1957 - 1964) outline line drawing (also available in white)

The Messerschmitt KR200-2, also known as the "Kabinenroller" or "cabin scooter," is a quirky and iconic microcar from the 1950s. With its distinctive bubble canopy and tandem seating, this tiny vehicle was designed for urban mobility and is now a beloved collector's item. Very Little Muscle Cars. For those who are second to none with nothing to prove.

Cool South American ad for a German bubble car.

Super festive Xmas ad for the Austin 7.

This little blue isetta in bubbles brings a smile to everyone's face.

A classic Mazda. Their first passenger car. The R360 introduced in 1960.

Brochure detail for a very odd 80s car.

Cute and quirky Japanese car ad of the 60s.

Have fun with this quirky 1960s micro car.

Have fun with this quirky 1960s micro car.

Have fun with this quirky 1960s micro car.

Hand drawn artwork depicting a red Messerschmitt micro car form the 1950s.

Have fun with this quirky 1960s micro car.

Little Italian car

The first Mazda. A small Japanese car in cartoon style.

Micro car cartoon illustration

Show your love for this cute little red 1960s three wheeler car that still turns heads today.

Show your love for this cute little green 1960s three wheeler car that still turns heads today.

Outline line drawing graphic of a classic Messerschmitt "cabin scooter" bubble car, produced from 1955 to 1964 (also available in white)

Show your love for this cute little blue 1960s three wheeler car that still turns heads today.

Outline line drawing graphic of a classic Messerschmitt "cabin scooter" bubble car, produced from 1955 to 1964 (also available in black)

Have fun with this quirky 1960s micro car.

Have fun with this quirky 1960s micro car.

This small, three-wheeled car was designed by Tom Karen of Ogle Design for the Reliant Motor Company.

Have fun with this quirky 1960s micro car.