1947 Julien MM5
The production of this French convertible was from 1947 to 1949. The French government had to approve it at the time and free up the materials necessary for its production because of the fact that France was experiencing shortage. All the same, not a lot were made and they were fitted with different types of engines over the years. The performance of the car was described as “acceptable” at its best. However, we can’t get past its design. The car literally looks like an insect. Perhaps they were inspired by the classic Volkswagen Beetle.
Julien MM5
1965 Peel Trident
This is the second three-wheel micro-car that Peel engineering. The all-new design was really different from the one-seat Peel P50. It is a shock that this car came with two seats. We wonder whether anyone actually used their hard-earned money to purchase this car – if it is even called a car. To be honest, it looks more like a piece that came from a board game.
Peel Trident
