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The Wall Street Journal's review of a $15,000 microcar is drawing attention for its mixed take: the tiny vehicle brought plenty of joy on short trips, but also guilt and slow-speed frustrations, with a top speed around 25 mph making the author a target of road rage. The piece spotlights growing interest in ultra-small, budget-friendly city cars as an alternative to full-size vehicles.
- 21959 Frisky Family Three microcar heads to auction●Cars: a 1959 Frisky Family Three Three-wheeled microcar; styled by Michelotti and produced in the United Kingdom. One of
A 1959 Frisky Family Three, a three-wheeled British microcar styled by Giovanni Michelotti, is drawing attention ahead of an RM Sotheby's sale. Around 1,500 examples were built by Frisky Cars Ltd between 1958 and 1964, making surviving cars rare. Car enthusiasts are sharing photos of its compact, quirky design and discussing its place in Britain's postwar microcar era.
- 3Honda N One spotting excites kei car fan as new one nears delivery●Saw another N One (not ours) when out test driving this, a red one! And a Suzuki Sambar kei truck. So ours is in the cou
A Honda N One owner test driving a car spotted a red N One on the road, along with a Suzuki Sambar kei truck. They also shared that their own N One has arrived in the country and should be ready for pickup in about a week. The post struck a chord with kei car enthusiasts online.