What’s shorter than a Vespa and looks a bit like a Little Tikes Cozy Coupe?
One of the rarestand smallestcars in the world.
First came the P.50, and everything about it was tiny.
This three-wheeled, one-seater model is just under four and a half feet long.
After the P.50 was the Trident, a two-seater car with a clear, domed top.
The P.50 was the first car to be manufactured on the Isle of Man.
Only 50 original P.50s and 80 Tridents were built before production ceased four years later in 1966.
Peel Engineering itself closed in 1974.
Fewer than 30 original P.50s exist today, and those few often sell for over $170,000.
Yes, you probably will.
Developed by engineer Cyril Cannell in 1962, P.50 is the world’s smallest car.
They are now available to buy factory-built, or as a kit to assemble yourself!
