1958 BMW Isetta Profile – Sports Car Market Magazine
Editor Martin gets in and out of this Isetta microcar while discussing its heritage and driving experience. See more at www.sportscarmarket.com
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My favorite car from my childhood when I was 4 in 1960 and lived in Germany. We called it Gogo in german.
The Urkelmobile!
The Urkelmobile!
i luv isettas i would luv 2 drive 1 great vid!
ugly car
I had one like this, it was orange, and they are fun to drive, but I’d never consider a freeway drive with one. There’s no place for groceries, because you couldn’t get in or out once it’s loaded. The gear shift is on the left, that is really different.
That’s the first four wheel model I’ve seen.
This thing kept BMW alive for a while.
TOO COOL Thanks for the video. My dad had one when I was a kid. So much fun. About a mile from our house was Grandmas’ and the skating rink…..right on top of a hill. I’ll never forget the day Dad made me get out and walk to see if that would help to get that car up the hill
What a cool little car. But I imagine that it could be kind of scary to drive…especially a U.S. city. Drivers are absolutley crazy here.
yes, he did have onbe, i think he called it the Urkel mobile or something geeky like that
nice description
This car is so cool! I think Urkel from the television show Family Matters had one.
Scary to drvie i’ll beleve that,because of the front door and 50mph can be deadly for sure in this one at today’s driving behaviors ^^ passt da wohl nen SMART-Motor rein ? lol
Iso made it first, and BMW bought the licence. We’ve got 2 Isettas and had once 5;)
iso made there own version of the isetta bmw made 2 the 300 and the 600 later on the 700