a three-wheeled micro-car, designed and built by Michael Hoffmann of Munich. It was built between 1949 and 1951, using parts from a hardware store and a junkyard.
Due to its small engine and low speed, it was classified as a motorcycle, being exempt from taxes and not requiring a driver's license to operate it.
The car has unique maneuverability, with the rear wheel providing the steering, similar to a forklift, and a top speed of approximately 45 km/h.
It is believed that only one example of this model was produced.
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