Hull and Yorkshire single-seat microcar marque inspired by the Peel P50

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1models on record
1983–1985recorded span
Model activity by decade
1980s1980s
About the marque
Founded
1982 – 1985
Country
United Kingdom

Microcar enthusiast Alan Evans founded Bamby Cars Limited in March 1982 and began production in 1983, seeking a modern equivalent to his Peel P50. The tiny fiberglass three-wheeler weighed 107 kg, seated one and used 49–50 cc Minarelli, Suzuki or Yamaha moped power driving the single rear wheel. Early cars carried one headlamp and a gullwing-style side door, while later builds gained two lamps and a front-hinged door. Its price proved too high for the intended young-driver and urban market; approximately fifty were completed before creditors intervened in 1985.

Text adapted from “Bamby” on Wikipedia ↗ · CC BY-SA 4.0 ↗

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