1961 BMW Isetta 300 RHD π©πͺβ¨
Tiny, quirky, and impossible to mistake for anything else. The 1961 BMW Isetta 300 became one of the most charming symbols of postwar European motoring, with its bubble-shaped body, single front-opening door, and remarkably compact design.
Powered by a little 298cc single-cylinder engine, the Isetta wasn’t built for speed. It was designed to make everyday transportation affordable and practical and its unusual personality made it unforgettable.
Would you drive this tiny BMW Isetta over a 1961 Fiat 500? Which microcar has more charm? π
