Boot capacity (L)567. I would double check first though

I bought it 6 years ago for my wife it never let her down once I've just sold it this weekend

@@calvinhudson327 no way I’ve just missed out! How much? Have they come?

@@dtv3483 Hi, I'd rather not say as it wouldn't be polite to the family that purchased it, I did notice two others over the last year one at £4800 and another £7,795 if you look here there are a few for sale but may be LHD here - www.theparking.eu/used-cars/aixam-coupe-poland.html#!/used-cars/aixam-coupe.html you will also incur import and maybe registration costs both of which i have no knowledge of.

Yeah I’ve seen that website before, I think I’ll wait and hope one becomes available here in the uk! Fingers crossed!

Would you ask the family if they wouldn’t mind me contacting them? I’d be interested in the car after they have used it, would that be okay Calvin?

Hi, in 2015 yes and my wife was driving for over 6 years she had to resit the CBT every 2 years. It only lasts for 2 years. I actually called the DVLA before I purchased it asking these sort of questions. Ask the test centre where you can sit the CBT they will advise you you could also contact aixam directly. Type this into Google. can I ride a aixlam coupe s on a CBT licence at 16. Hope this helps.

Yes, a 16-year-old can drive an Aixam Coupe S on a moped license, as long as the vehicle meets certain requirements.  The Aixam Coupe S is classified as a light quadricycle, which is a type of four-wheeled vehicle that can be legally driven by people under 17 in the UK.  To drive a light quadricycle, you must pass the theory and practical Compulsory Basic Training (CBT) tests. The vehicle must also meet the following requirements:  Weigh less than 350 kg, not including batteries if it's electric  Have a top speed of less than 28 mph  Be a "car-like quadricycle" Although the Aixam Coupe S has passenger seats, you won't be able to take passengers if you're driving it on a moped license

Look further down one of the posts are asking a similar question

Hi Michael, It is what it is what other options are there to stay dry and warm at 16 in the UK, When i first bought it for my wife i felt like i had bought a 4 wheel cement mixer but it never let my wife down in the 6 years she had it, was warm able to take her to work and shopping without the useless taxi drivers letting her down and looked as good as the day she bought it. plus got the same back when i sold it. A lovely couple bought it for their son hope it serves him as well as it did my wife. I did look at the Twizzy but you need a license to drive i believe as the BHP was 21 if i recall.

@@calvinhudson327Correct and at least it did what you wanted it to do. I wasn't saying that Aixam make bad cars it's just that particular engine i'm not a fan of because of the sound of it and the vibration must have been horrendous but i suppose after a while you'd get use to it. I'd happily have the 2cy petrol or 3cyl diesel model as it's smoother but can't because i do alot of urban and motorway driving which they aren't really suitable for. I've only seen them in towns and cities.

@@jaggass it's not just the noise it's the vibrations too the cars radio does help silence the obvious noise and on the older models it was the dashboard rattling due to its horrible vibrations those Kubota engines produce, they are good for a number of things but just it's only if you haven't got a car license already these are pretty expensive as well for what they are

@@doberman194 Kubota's have the 180c firing interval like many small Japanese motorbike engines. The 2 cyl petrol has the more conventional 360c firing interval like most in flat twin or inline 2 engines. They're pricey but let alot of young people get out and about more practical than a moped or quad bike.

There is a petrol one also

No mate i sold this 9 months ago

@calvinhudson327 oh really on what website?

@@nyvictoryvictory4356 I sold it on Facebook marketplace

When i purchased for my wife she had a UK provisional licence with AM on it ( this wasn't something she had to do it was already on the licence) and then went and passed her moped CBT one day course, I contacted the DVLA and they said yes. As long as it was under 5 bhp and limited to 28 mph. To be on the safe side I would contact a motorbike shop or speak to CBT test centre for advice there is some info here or call aixam in the UK www-dailymail-co-uk.cdn.ampproject.org/v/s/www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2232401/amp/Aixam-Coupe-S-Teenagers-need-moped-licence-handle-light-quadricycle.html?amp_js_v=a6&amp_gsa=1&usqp=mq331AQKKAFQArABIIACAw%3D%3D#aoh=16457321814154&referrer=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.google.com&amp_tf=From%20%251%24s&ampshare=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.dailymail.co.uk%2Fnews%2Farticle-2232401%2FAixam-Coupe-S-Teenagers-need-moped-licence-handle-light-quadricycle.html

Google this 'what car can I drive at 16 years old with a provisional and CBT' see this conversation.which.co.uk/parenting/16-year-olds-can-now-legally-drive-small-cars/ and this www-autoexpress-co-uk.cdn.ampproject.org/v/s/www.autoexpress.co.uk/buying-advice/91312/cars-you-can-drive-16?amp_js_v=a6&amp_gsa=1&amp&usqp=mq331AQKKAFQArABIIACAw%3D%3D#aoh=16457333847121&csi=1&referrer=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.google.com&amp_tf=From%20%251%24s&ampshare=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.autoexpress.co.uk%2Fbuying-advice%2F91312%2Fcars-you-can-drive-16

Hi, No it has to be the one that under 5hp, 350kg in weight, limited to 28mph. Light weight quadrocycle. Check on aixam web site.

U need a full motorbike license

If you are born before 1988 you don't need a licence and have am on provisional

Hi, Yes on a CBT licence its classed as a AM licence car, because they only do 30mph. Category AM mopeds have a maximum speed between 25km/h and 45km/h. See this - conversation.which.co.uk/parenting/16-year-olds-can-now-legally-drive-small-cars/ My wife wasn't 16 but she had had enough of taxis letting her down getting her work late. So i contacted the DVLA and they said yes as long as its under 5hp and 350KG in weight and she has passed her CBT moped licence which allows you to drive for 2 years and then you must either pass your test or redo CBT for a further 2 years, its classed as a light weight quadracycle, contact a motorcycle CBT test center and ask them they will advise you better than me. Hope that helps. the only downside is expensive even second hand. Apparently the french can drive at 14 see here www.aixam.com/en/driving-from-the-age-of-14

Oh nearly forgot - it has to be the same model and not the 500 and 600cc ones so be careful and check first.

@@calvinhudson327 ohh right I see well yeh I’m turning 16 this year and can’t be bothered waiting till I’m 17 haha car guy stuff cheers bro

It was sold 11 months ago sorry.