About this car
The BMW Isetta 300 replaced the 250's single-cylinder with a 298cc twin that pushed 13 hp, powering this bubble-car microcar through its distinctive front-opening door. Built amid postwar austerity, it became West Germany's best-selling single-cylinder car and an enduring symbol of ingenious economy motoring.
Year
1956
Origin
🇩🇪 Germany
Power
13 hp
Value
~$28K
Production
1956-1962 units
Spots on Carva
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