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  • Classics Monthly

    Editorial

    Sep 10, 2019 2 minutes

    for motoring into a small car takes ingenuity, and I’m talking here about the engineering, not deciding who is going to have the picnic hamper on their lap! That’s why I find microcars so fascinating. We’ve got one of the most famous types in this issue, the BMW Isetta that gave rise

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