Decades ago, “bubble” cars, like the BMW Isetta and the Goggomobil T250, filled the gap between motorcycles and regular cars.

After facing some development headwinds, the Isetta-styled Microlino 2.0 is headed into production, combining retro bubble car packaging with an electric drivetrain. The Munich IAA Mobility show ...

It seems we’re living in an age of revival. Revival of old brands, motorcycles, and scooters. Now, with the Fiat Multiplina, ...

BMW Isetta was a 1950s single-cylinder microcar famous for its front-opening 'fridge door'. By selling over 1.60 lakh units ...

The last time we spoke about Microlino was in January – when we got an explanation for why deliveries had not started until that point. According to the Swiss company, global supply issues were to ...

Some people collect rare muscle cars and Ferraris. Some collect modern supercars. We've seen several collections of this type over the years. But it turns out not everyone is into expensive and flashy ...

Back in 2016, a Swiss company shared a vision with visitors of the Geneva Motor Show. That front-loading electric bubble car is now in production as the Microlino, in fact there have been three ...

In the 1930s, engine parts maker McQuay-Norris wanted a car to show off the superiority of its piston rings, bearings, and the various other engine rebuilt parts. For that, it developed this—the ...

At the IAA motor show in Munich this week, there were a handful of small vehicles on display. They resembled the so-called microcars or "bubble cars" from several decades ago — like the ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Who loves a Japanese bubble car? All of you? Yeah, that's what I thought. The "Japanese Bubble Economy" symbolized a time when ...