Ugly motor vehicles.

**moosmom** · 06-07-2008, 10:14 AM

I want one of these...

It's a Smart Car and gets a bazillion miles per gallon.

**Moesha** · 06-07-2008, 10:20 AM

Miles per hour or miles per gallon? I'd be scared to take that a bazillion miles per hour. lol

**RICHARD** · 06-07-2008, 11:30 AM

Introducing the Peel P50. This is a frigging ugly little car, but I saw a 6 foot five guy get into it. IT has a 37cc 2 stroke engine and goes about .000001 gazillion miles an hour and ? mpg!

I WANT ONE!

**Medusa** · 06-07-2008, 11:33 AM

Originally Posted by RICHARD

Introducing the Peel P50. This is a frigging ugly little car, but I saw a 6 foot five guy get into it. IT has a 37cc 2 stroke engine and goes about .000001 gazillion miles an hour and ? mpg!

I WANT ONE!

This reminds me of a car that my late sister had years ago, an Isetta. She told me that, when she would come out of a store or wherever, she couldn't find her car because people would pick it up and move it elsewhere. It fit two people but I always was concerned about their safety.

**moosmom** · 06-07-2008, 12:49 PM

Oops, sorry Mo. I meant to say per GALLON. I fixed the boo-boo.

**Moesha** · 06-07-2008, 12:52 PM

hahaha Now my post sounds stupid.

I was just teasing with you. I make typos like that all the time. I just thought it was funny with the car you were showing.

**Catty1** · 06-07-2008, 01:07 PM

http://www.nd.edu/~techrev/Archive/Winter2002/a3.html

Smart Car Specs

The Smart comes in three major models: the Pure, the Pulse, and the Passion. Each becomes more expensive with more features and options added, and is more luxurious. The Pure is the most basic of the models. This entry-level model is the most economical and is mostly intended for use within the inner city or for short trips. It contains a solid roof and steel wheels with silica energy saving tires. Its engine is 45 horsepower and gets 56 miles per gallon. Unfortunately this model does not have air conditioning or fog lights. Options for the Pure are alloy wheels, fog lights, air conditioning, fully automatic gearbox, navigation system, side air bags, velour carpet mats, and CD player. The Pure is available in Left Hand Drive and Right Hand Drive.

The Pulse has a more powerful engine. Its intended use is for out of town journeys. It has a 'Softip' sequential 6 speed manual gearbox that is clutch-less. The engine is 62 horsepower and on this model the "sportline" alloy wheels are standard. Leather interior and fog lights are also standard on this model. In addition, the glass roof lets a healthy amount of sunlight in. This one's only available in Left Hand Drive though.

The most luxurious model is the Passion. It has the same engine as the Pulse, but it has "Softouch" sequential 6-speed gearbox that can be switched to either automatic or manual. It also has digital gear display like the Pulse. The Passion has a rear windshield heater and wiper, a tinted glass roof, keyless entry, luggage compartment cover and leather steering wheel and gearshift. The Passion has 54 horsepower engine and can get up to 60 miles per gallon on unleaded fuel. It has the same options as the Pure and Pulse (CD, navigation system, side airbags, velour carpet mats). The Passion also comes in a convertible type with a removable top. In my opinion, the coolest thing about this car is that it has 9 body panels made out of a polycarbonate, that can be changed in under an hour to give the car a whole new look. A whole list of colors are available, such as Jack Black, Lite White, Aqua Vanilla, Phat Red, True Blue Metallic, Bay Grey Metallic, Numeric Blue, River Silver Metallic, and Stream Green Metallic. You could drive to work in classy Jack Black but then at night hit the town in wild River Silver Metallic or sexy Phat Red. They also make great company vehicles because a company logo or image can be put onto the side of the cars. Not only that, a diesel version became available this March.

**Catty1** · 06-07-2008, 01:11 PM

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peel_P50

The Peel P50 was a three-wheeled microcar manufactured in 1963 and 1964 by the Manx Peel Engineering Company, retailing for £199 when new.[1] It was designed as a town car and was advertised as capable of seating "one adult and a shopping bag."

The makers claimed it was capable of an impressive 100 UK MPG (2.8L/100km, 83 US MPG).[1] Despite its diminutive stature, the Peel P50 is street-legal in the UK.