The Isetta was actually quite successful. In my childhood there were still many on the road.

We need more cars like these.... Cheap to fix and very efficient.

The Isetta does have a reverse gear!

Customer - "does it have air bags?" Producer - "err.. well we are happy to tell ya, the car ITSELF is an airbag!"

All Isettas have a reverse gear It was blocked off in UK versions so it could be driven on a motorcycle license.

Imagine building a tiny house on one of those

Egon Brutsch Fahrzeugbau means roughly "Egon Brutsch Vehicle Works." Fahrzeugbau ("vehicle builder") is a company description, not part of the guy's name.

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I have a peel pw50. Got it on Craigslist for $450. It’s a 2 stroke manual 80cc engine from a mx bike. Thing hits 60mph. It’s scary fast. You can buy them new and get them shipped free with a price of $10,000. You can like customize it however you want

mr bean would be proud of this video

Great video! I appreciate the mph conversion :)

just imagine just how terrifying it would be to have a semi pass you at any point

You need to add the line up of NSU cars/transportation. Two of my buddies raced down the halls of their high school in their micro cars. An NSU Prinz was one of the cars.

I love these tiny cars I really want a pea car!!!! 😫😂

Thanks for the vid man. I loved the Tata :-).

I would drive any of those cars, they are all pretty cool.

I love the pea car!

Pfft! The P45 is the smallest car! Grats to all who gets that reference. :D

My favorite is the "Pea". I wish they made them for real. I'd totally buy one.

I've seen one or two of these, but I had no idea there were so many like this and some were THAT small!

Always loved tiny cars . Owned a '69 Subaru 360 coupe , a '71 Honda coupe and a '49 Bond Minicar convertible in rare LHD . Thanks for the great (but grossly incomplete) compilation !

I love your work, I hope you keep it up!!!!! You peeps rock!!!

Im glad i don't live in a city but these cars sound good

I’d love to own the Bond Bug. It’d be great if you could make a part 2 to this video and include it, as well as some of the Kai cars in Japan. There’s also a Messerschmitt bubble car.

One error The BMW Isetta did have a reverse gear, and originally 4 wheels, the 2 rear ones only 9 inches apart. However for the UK market BMW wanted it to be classed as a tricycle which pays a much lower road tax than a car and can be driven on a motorcycle licence, which millions of Brits already had. To be a tricycle it had to weigh no more than 896 lbs. have only 3 wheels, and no reverse gear. The reverse gear was blocked with a pin in the gearbox, but it was easy to remove and make reverse operative. In 1963 that mod was made legal, probably because every owner did it anyway. Just unscrew a plug in the gearbox, pull out the pin, and replace the plug. I know this because I owned an Isetta in the 60s. The Heinkel got round the law by being able to start the engine up backwards, only possible with a 2-stroke engine.

I would love to own one of the little peel cars (No 2) I think it is fantastic but definitely only with an electric motor .. a normal engine would be deafening to drive! 🚗

OMG!!! i love your vids!! it makes me smile when i watch one!! hello from texas!!! # 2 was my fav!

I would love to drive one of these especially in crowded cities like Portland Oregon, or Settle Washington.

When I was a little girl, my step dad bought a funny little car that looked like an airplane. Called a MESSERSCHMIDT. I asked my dad if he ever saw one. He said oh yes. We fought them in Germany in WW2. They were a fighter/ bomber. I started laughing. He said what's so funny? I said Daddy, its a car! He says really!? He hadn't seen one. It had 2 seats. One behind the other. And the roof was clear, shaped like a planes cockpit. You lifted the cockpit roof top get in. The was no way to lock it so i had to go with mom to the grocery store. People were staring at it asking all sorts crazy questions that I couldn't answer. My mom hated it. It was sold a short time later. I thought it was cute. But I didn't like being stared at. Plus it was hot in there. There was no way to cool it off while sitting inside.... No air conditioner.lol

Lmao they are so cute

wow i want an air powered car. just like the og airhogs cars

Awesome !! Can you still purchase some of those vehicles at a reasonable rate?thank you so much for your show I really really enjoy it!!

*WHY DOES EVERYBODY BUTCHER THE WORD LUFTWAFFE SO BADLY!!?!?!??* Even more annoying is the fact that I'm German so it's even more humiliating.

Do you know that "Fahrzeugbau" basicly means "vehicle manufacturing"? It is not part of the name... Cool video!

Good video Top 10 Coolest Mini Cars You Won't Believe Actually Exist true

I think any of these cars would be perfect, for "you drive it" guided tours in national parks. For that application, I would recommend models that can seat 2 or more tourists. They would basically be driven like fast, long range golf carts. Being fully enclosed, would offer some protection from the featured wild life.

I would if they would make something like a mini pickup or mini 57 Chevy.

Heinkel "Ka-byne"? Hahahaha!

Very cool video. Thanks for posting and have a nice day too.

Why is the president of the Philippines watching this when he can buy he's own jumbo jet

The BMW iseta!

He actually pronounced it Love Waffe!!😂😂😂🤣

Fun fact as well as getting the reversing detail wrong on the Isetta showing a FOUR stroke engine while saying it’s two stroke really does show how many of these videos are produced by people who don’t know what they are talking about.

I looked at the Twizy brochure and I am in love. In Minnesota, where I am, this kind of vehicle is allowed only on roads with speed limit 35mph or lower (or crossing a higher-speed-limit road). I can make that work. The door windows are an optional accessory! Built in lap blankets are another accessory.

i'd like one of these cars, but i'm a bit tall 6' and not very flexable, and siting with my knees to my chin gets annoying fast

Clickbait. Never saw the thumbnail car.

I have a 1980 Triumph spitfire. I’m 5.7 and have a hard time getting in and out. But I love it.

The Henkel Cabine was quite sold here in Brazil. But it ended up being forbiden. Yeah. It had some awesome features, it would never be upside down. But in case of a crash, it was fairly usual the driver lose his/her legs.

It's pronounced "ren-o" not "ren-alt"

Not correcting or being rude, just letting you know it's pronounced like (ren-o) not Renault

I always liked the Isetta Steve Urkel had one come on who wouldn’t want to own a BMW. All it needs is a flux capacitor but 60mph won’t cut it.

Loved this video! Thanks!

Top 10 coffins with wheels!

I've owned several Isetta's and they have all had reverse gears!

I like the iseta 1000 miles on a tank is unheard of plus Steve urkel had one can't beat that

Already subscribed. Love your vids

"The Luft waff" Please look up a pronunciation guide, for your sake.

Small cars might be the answer, Breaking News, Ford Announces by 2022 they will stop many all Car save for the Mustang and focus fully on their Trucks and SUVs. ( this isn't a joke )

Fun Fact: Renault made a special version of the Twizy called the Twizy F1, it was only for track use.

I would definitely drive one of these especially a one seater electric

Not only would I own one.......I WOULD PREFER ONE!

Dear lord that pronounciation of german words.......

Keep up with the good work fellas. But I would really appreciate if you could use the metric system for measures as well. Greetings from Sweden😁

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You butcherd the word Luftwaffe

Please pronounce it as Reno not renalt...

My Father had an Isetta back in 1958-9, I don't remember anything about it because I never even rode in it, lol. If I remember correctly he just used it to drive back & forth to work.

The Pea Car looks like it's pulled out right from Disney.

In the future, please display the equivalent metric values whenever announcing stuff like miles and MPH.

It’s not “looft waf” it’s lufftwaffe.

I wouldn't put my life on the line for car like that

A motor in a backpack to drive a unicycle would be easy to park. It would practically run on air.

The BMW Isetta is my favorite....I remember the show Family Matters, it was Steve Urkel's car.

They may be economical, however, if a real car should hit you -- You are dead !!!

That Air Pod car would be my choice for a small car to get around town.

Live in Germany and ride regularly the Renault twizzy renting it quite cheaply. It runs around 85km/h and has a range of 80km, too. Quite minimalistic in its features it is a quick accelarator(it is fully electric) and due to missing glas or windows you might close, a perfect fun vehicle for good weather inside a city and for short tours. It is a fun ride and you have the watchers on your side. Just drove it last saturday for shopping and enjoyed it a lot, like always. Ouh and parking is quite easy and the back seat can take even a guy of 1,90m as I tried out once, cause he can stretch his legs to the left and the right of the driver in the front seat. Butterfly doors give it also some unique style when getting in and out. All in all it is a normal part of my reality, not like the rest in this video, that I will problably never see although I know the Isetta from seeing it some rare times since I live here. And I think you missed another german small one that I have still seen in the early 70s in my childhood. The Goggomobil... Greetings...

Some cool, some not as much. Such a pity the opposite happening in reality.. like Ford in the U.S. is going to cull smaller cars in favour of more SUV and pick-up trucks. Globally SUV are outpacing the rest of the segment in sales.

I kept thinking he said microwave instead of micro car 🚗...

That last vehicle kind of looks like a Volkswagen van. I like it.

I love that little cutie cartoon at the beginning!

So many triggered Europeans, cuz you said some words wrong.

8:32 That ain't no air cooled 2-stroke. That's a water cooled 4-stroke twin overhead cam four valves per cylinder engine with CV carburetors.

Oh my.. they are soooo cute!! I wish I had money to get one..

I love these tiny cars amazing

amazing stuff I subscribe

I liked my own comment. Take that Society’

Before it closed its doors I used to visit the museum of small cars in Georgia. A terrific place to casually walk through, read the history of their bubble cars, and get some bubble gum along the way :)

Beef up the frame on 'The Pea', add reinforced carbon-fibre panels, racing seat with full harness, larger wheels & gutsier motor, & you'll have one of the craziest stunt-cars! One that will keep on rollin' when you roll it!

The small cars are too small for my whole big family :(

Unsubbed for how badly you pronounced Luftwaffe. I'm serious.

It's not on the list, but I own and drive a classic mini moke.. 😁

Pokemon! Gotta collect them all.

Number ten was driven by Erkal.

WTF is a "Rinolt"?

10:23 Covering it with fabric would make a tiny & funny stealth mobile. I'm imagining baby batman in it.

Nice video keep it up!

I love how only emo people will ever understand the people he puts in his videos

"Luft waaaf" lol That is not how it is pronounced.

Yes I think I probably will buy the last one that you show it looks very interesting type of vehicle

Those last 2 were the sweetest things ever, I'd love to have either one! And just a free word from a (very real, interested & ready) consumer, people want prices. & if one can be categorized as a personal mobility scooter... that's a VERY GOOD THING, cuz one not only needs not pay auto insurance, nor have a driver's license, but Medicare may pay a portion... or at least the tax:) You'd actually be surprised at some of the faster enclosed mobility scooters:) Perhaps do a video on that?