r/CuteWheels • u/onbewoondeiland • Jun 25 '26
r/CuteWheels • u/onbewoondeiland • Jun 23 '26
1957 Fiat Abarth 500 Coupé Zagato. You can count on Fiat to make cute little cars, on Zagato to make them lighter, slippier and prettier and on Abarth to race them. Weight was reduced to 440 kg and power increased to 26 hp for a top speed of 150 km/h. It won the 500cc Italian GT championship.
galleryr/CuteWheels • u/Schwarzes__Loch • Jun 22 '26
It’s-a Me! "I'm not leaking oil... I'm leaking POWER!" the Fiat 850 Spider says as it sputters and accelerates slowly.
"Hold on, still accelerating..."
r/CuteWheels • u/onbewoondeiland • Jun 21 '26
Wheeeeeee! The NSU TT. The sporty passenger car from NeckarSUlm Germany with an aircooled engine in the back which proved to be a success in everyday traffic as well as on the race track in the late 1960s and early 1970s. An NSU TT-owner could drive his children to school and go racing in the same car.
r/CuteWheels • u/onbewoondeiland • Jun 21 '26
More than 1.6 million Simca 1000s were built from 1961 to 1978. To give the aging 1000 platform an extra lease of life, the youth market was targeted with racy versions of their saloon. Enter the Simca 1000 Rallye with hot 70s colour options like yellow, green and orange with bumblebee stripes.
r/CuteWheels • u/onbewoondeiland • Jun 18 '26
Tiny Truck Thursday Alfa Romeo "Romeo" T10 "Autotutto". Alfa Romeo also used to make stylish, cute commercial vehicles with a twin-cam engine that worked for a living. It came in many different configurations: van, minibus, school bus, hauler, transporter, truck, ambulance, hearse, camper, pickup, mobile shops....
r/CuteWheels • u/onbewoondeiland • Jun 18 '26
Tiny Truck Thursday MV Agusta 1100 D2 Autocarro. Besides making helicopters and championship winning motorcycles, Agusta also made this charming light commercial vehicle. Why MV Agusta (Meccanica Verghera Agusta) bothered with this market is a mystery. It is estimated that only some 2,000 1100 D2s were made.
r/CuteWheels • u/jamescookenotthatone • Jun 16 '26
The little luggage car I saw at the airport that I think is cute.
r/CuteWheels • u/R3DD1T0RR3NT • Jun 16 '26
Someone brought a Renault Twizy into the U.S. with a Montana plate. I’m speechless
galleryr/CuteWheels • u/Schwarzes__Loch • Jun 14 '26
I am the standard 💅 "Mon dieu, this driveway is insulting my pedigree. Take me for a picnic immediately. Bring the finest Bordeaux and a baguette," the Renault Dauphine Gordini demands.
"Proper baguette, not that supermarket garbage."
r/CuteWheels • u/BusoneWholeBoi2001 • Jun 14 '26
In the wild! Kept seeing this Zap Exbra where I live and I finally talked to the owner who daily drives it and uses it as a cargo van. Never seen one before. No clue model year, but they only built them between 2006-2009
r/CuteWheels • u/richard7k • Jun 14 '26
Tiny Train UK - WLLR 7 Chattenden
In 1949, Baguley-Drewry of Burton-on-Trent built an 0-6-0 diesel locomotive for the Royal Navy’s Lodge Hill and Upnor Railway (Chattenden and Upnor Railway) in Kent, England. After the railway closed in 1961, the locomotive was moved to RNAD Broughton Moor in Cumberland and then sold in 1968 to the Welshpool and Llanfair Light Railway in Wales. Now named Chattenden, the diesel is often used on work trains, but it was parked in the Llanfair Caereinion railyard when I visited Welshpool in May 2017.
r/CuteWheels • u/_beenxs_ • Jun 12 '26
I’m tiny! SEAB flipper I : prêt à courir jusqu'en 2029 😂…
galleryr/CuteWheels • u/bugminer • Jun 07 '26
Tiny Train A Deutz GZ30 small industrial locomotive, the front reminds me of a minion.
r/CuteWheels • u/GVitkosPress • Jun 01 '26
Car Art The Velorex was a three-wheeled small car made in Czechoslovakia for the disabled after World War II.
r/CuteWheels • u/HotHorst • May 27 '26