The Vespa 400 was designed by Piaggio, the Italian manufacturer of Vespa scooters, and licensed to the French firm ACMA. The Vespa 400 was produced during the years 1957–1961.

Max Speed
Weight
84
360
km/h
kg
Vespa 400
1957—1961
The Vespa 400 was designed by Piaggio, the Italian manufacturer of Vespa scooters, and licensed to the French firm ACMA. The Vespa 400 was produced during the years 1957–1961.
Max Speed
Weight
84
360
km/h
kg
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Courtesy of RM Auctions
Zündapp Janus
1957—1958
Zündapp, a solid old German motorcycle manufacturer, began production of one of the strangest cars in history in 1957. This microcar was completely symmetrical, with one front door, like the Isetta, and one rear door. The engine was in the center of the car’s body. Production began in 1957 and ended in 1958. In all, 6,902 cars were produced.
Max Speed
Weight
80
425
km/h
kg
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