The BMW Isetta is probably not troubling many top 10 lists of cars from automotive history we want to see revived. However, ...

In 1990’s TV trivia it’s the answer to “What does Steve Urkel drive?” To others, it’s the weird little car with the steering wheel attached to the front door. And to some, it’s an icon. BMW released a ...

As die-hard enthusiasts will tell you, the idea of a BMW Isetta turned into a dragster is far from new, with Hot Wheels deserving most of the credit for the concept (more on this below). A digital ...

The Isetta was the first of the two to hit the market. Iso Rivolta introduced the tiny vehicle in 1953. From 1955 to 1962, ...

People just can't seem to shake their soft spot for the famous Isetta bubble car. We've seen the Micro Mobility Systems Microlino working on recreating it as a modern EV, and now a new company called ...

The Isetta is a funny little city car that was produced by BMW from 1955-1962. Based on a model of the same name originally produced by Italian manufacturer Iso, it had a one-cylinder motorcycle ...

If you're the self-conscious type, a BMW Isetta 300 might not be the best personal transportation choice because it is, in essence, a motorized fishbowl. The fact that you enter through the front, not ...

What's 7.5 feet long, 4.5 feet wide, and shaped like a ladybug, posting a top speed of 53 miles per hour? It's an Isetta, the Italian-designed microcar produced by BMW between 1955 and 1962. Now the ...

Ah, Switzerland. You give us divine chocolate, impossibly swanky watches, those handy multitools. And, now, amusingly tiny cars. Well, "cars." You might recognize the fully electric Microlino as an ...

The latest finalist in the 2023 Hot Wheels Legends Tour is one of the coolest builds we’ve seen this year. It’s a two-for-one deal: the winner is a 1957 BMW Isetta turned into a ...