Isetta Designed 1952-53, Iso presented the first Isetta at the 1953 Turin Motor Show. Looking like the result of a high-speed collision between a refrigerator, a scooter and an airplane. The Iso Isetta was only 4.5 ft wide by 7.5 ft long. The Isetta had a single door at the front, rear wheels that were only 19 inches apart and gas mileage of over 50 miles per gallon. Iso Isetta was only 4.5 ft wide by 7.5 ft long
The two-cylinder Isetta,
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Iso Isetta had a single door at the front
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Isetta Designed and developed during 1952-53, Iso presented the first Isetta at the 1953 Turin Motor Show. Looking like the result of a high speed collision between a refrigerator, a scooter and an airplane. The Iso Isetta was only 4.5 ft wide by 7.5 ft long. The car had a single door at the front, rear wheels that were only 19 inches apart and gas mileage of over 50 miles per gallon. The two-cylinder Isetta, two-stroke engine had a top speed of 45 mph and could propel the Isetta to 30 mph in 36 seconds. Isetta began production in Italy for domestic sales
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