1957 BMW Isetta 300 π©πͺπ
One door, three wheels on many versions, and a shape unlike anything else on the road. The 1957 BMW Isetta 300 turned tiny-car engineering into an icon, with its famous front-opening door and a compact 298cc single-cylinder engine.
In the 1950s, not everyone needed a big American V8 or a long luxury sedan. The Isetta was built for practical city travel, but its quirky design gave it a personality that still makes people smile today. Small, clever, and unforgettable.
Would you choose this BMW Isetta over a 1957 Nash Metropolitan? Which tiny classic would you park in your garage? π
