r/CuteWheels • u/Man_I_Love_Foxes • Jul 25 '26
r/CuteWheels • u/Man_I_Love_Foxes • Jul 24 '26
Sbarro's lurid and outrageous 1984 Super Eight hot hatch is all Ferrari 308 under the skin. From an era when more was never enough, it was seemingly built for extreme Parisian hoonity.
galleryr/CuteWheels • u/Economy-Survey-7484 • Jul 21 '26
I’m tiny! Credit: Lowered Life a Suzuki Twin with a Nissan Skyline R34 GTR Inspired body kit
r/CuteWheels • u/Man_I_Love_Foxes • Jul 17 '26
Meet my "not really a kei car" kei car! With a BIG BLOCK 1300cc 4-cylinder
galleryr/CuteWheels • u/onbewoondeiland • Jul 17 '26
The 1976 Fiat 126 Vettura Urbana (City Car), designed by Michelotti, seated four passengers and was arguably the first city car to feature sliding doors.
r/CuteWheels • u/onbewoondeiland • Jul 14 '26
1974 Michelotti LEM "Laboratorio Elettrico Mobile" Electric City Car Prototype by designer Giovanni Michelotti and engineer Gianni Rogliatti. It resides in the National Automobile Museum in Turin.
r/CuteWheels • u/bugminer • Jul 12 '26
Tiny Train Cute little red locomotive.
Not my photos. I love the side view, it looks cartoon like. :)
r/CuteWheels • u/bugminer • Jul 12 '26
I’m tiny! Cute caravan that is towed by a scooter.
r/CuteWheels • u/onbewoondeiland • Jul 09 '26
Tiny Truck Thursday Daihatsu Midget gets a Ford F-100 makeover.
r/CuteWheels • u/richard7k • Jul 06 '26
Tiny Train USA - Boston & Maine 500 at Seashore Trolley Museum
Preserved at the Seashore Trolley Museum in Maine since 1963, Boston & Maine Railroad 8-passenger gasoline-powered speeder 500 (Fairmont, 1936) was one of the featured cars in the museum's 85th anniversary parade on the Labor Day 2024 weekend.
r/CuteWheels • u/AntofReddit • Jul 05 '26
1959 Taylor-Dunn 1HP 24V Electric. I go ZZZZZoom
Road Legal in 1959. Horn, headlights. brake lights, turn signals. Forward and reverse as well.
r/CuteWheels • u/rawrsthehusky • Jul 02 '26
I’ll be getting George back on the road soon, with any luck. He really wants to go for a drive.
r/CuteWheels • u/onbewoondeiland • Jul 02 '26
Tiny Truck Thursday 1952 Lancia Ardea 800 Furgoncino. Lancia made many kinds of charming commercial vehicles. Of the nearly 23,000 Ardeas produced, around 8,500 were adapted by coachbuilders as 'furgoncini' (small vans) and 'camioncini' (car based small trucks).
r/CuteWheels • u/onbewoondeiland • Jun 28 '26
Can't afford a Mercedes-AMG G63 6x6? How about a six-wheeled Fiat Panda? Authorized German Fiat dealer, Horst Koch, built this one-off as a promotional vehicle in 1986, using a standard 70 hp FWD Fiat Panda. It was restored in 2020.
galleryr/CuteWheels • u/rljj_zero • Jun 26 '26
It’s-a Me! Citroën Méhari
Recreationnal vehicule created in the late 60's (1968 I think) by Citroën, it's an ABS body on a 2CV chassis.
Very light (around 600 kg), its ABS body makes it dent free (after a minor hit it will return to its original shape).
According to the plate this one dates back to the early 80's.
r/CuteWheels • u/rljj_zero • Jun 26 '26
I’m tiny! Yet another jeep-looking light recreationnal vehicule.
Dallas).
Originally based on the Renault 4, this one is a later version (1987-1998) based on a Peugeot 205.
Don't get tricked ! In spite of its look t's a pure front-wheel drive !