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  • The Moonbeam

    The Scooter Scoop is about "Scooter and Microcar News, Reviews, Commentary and the Celebration of Wheeled Oddities." Then truly I have found the Scooter Scoop Holy Grail™ - The Moonbeam: The Moonbeam is a microcar made from two scooters and certainly a wheeled oddity. The Moonbeam was created...
    Posted to The Scooter Scoop (Weblog) by Anonymous on 06-22-2009
  • Tata Nano - First looks

    Autocar has gotten their hands on the cheapest car on this here planet, the Tata Nano. Advertised as the $2,000 car, it would likey be more like $8,000 if it ever landed on North American soil. Here are some details of the 4-door car, available in standard and deluxe versions: * Length: 10.17 feet *...
    Posted to The Scooter Scoop (Weblog) by Anonymous on 03-25-2009
  • What is this machine?

    Anyone know what this thing is? I just found it lying around the internet and wanted to get more info on it. Looks like something Swatch would have come up with before they settled on the Smart car design instead.
    Posted to The Scooter Scoop (Weblog) by Anonymous on 01-24-2009
  • New Fiat 500 might arrive here courtesy of Ford?

    (The Italian Automobile Factory of Turin might team up with Ford to bring us the 500!? flickr/ van.brussel ) Fiat S.p.A., founded in 1899, had formed a partner ship with Ford after their agreement with GM dissolved back in 2005. With their new found friendship rumors have been spreading that Fiat is...
    Posted to The Scooter Scoop (Weblog) by Anonymous on 07-07-2008
  • Gizmag: Toyota's iQ Microcar to be issued as a 2009 model

    (Look out SMART, the iQ is coming! flickr/ A.Schwenke ) Here's something I just caught on Gizmag (title link). It's good news for Microcar lovers, uncertain news for American Microcar lovers, and could possibly be bad news for SMART... or not. Here's a snippet of the story: July 6, 2008 Toyota...
    Posted to The Scooter Scoop (Weblog) by Anonymous on 07-07-2008
  • Geek Squad finally stops buggin' and gets SMART

    Tim Bush shares this photo of the new Geek Squad mobile. Looks like the VW Bug just wasn't geeky enough. It's cute, and it couldn't possibly get any cuter or small errrr... hrm. . . Well... ok... so it can get cuter and smaller (um kid, you left your gas cap open)
    Posted to The Scooter Scoop (Weblog) by Anonymous on 05-19-2008
  • Lane-splitting in a car? Looks like it's possible.

    Egoboss shares this photo of the skinniest car I've ever seen. The hood looks like a waste basket. I don't know who makes it, but truly I believe it's just a mobility scooter with a body kit. I'd love to see it in motion though. Looks like it would be good for a few laughs, and there's...
    Posted to The Scooter Scoop (Weblog) by Anonymous on 05-19-2008
  • Smart cars selling strong, distributor could do with 15,000 more this year

    s The smart limited two , unveiled in Geneva . (Reprint from AutoBlogGreen ) It's a good time to be selling Smarts in the U.S. The North American distributor, Roger Penske, told Automotive News that he thinks that, on top of the 25,000 Smarts he's getting from Europe this year, he could "easily"...
    Posted to The Scooter Scoop (Weblog) by Anonymous on 04-03-2008
  • Renntech Puts the "ART" in SMART

    (The craftsmen at Renntech have pulled out all the stops in this baby!) LAKE PARK, FL – 01 April, 2008 – RENNTECH 7.22 Takes Smart Performance to New Levels RENNTECH's 722 tuning package for the Mercedes SLR McLaren supercar has been generating a lot of attention recently, as has RENNTECH's appointment...
    Posted to The Scooter Scoop (Weblog) by Anonymous on 04-03-2008
  • Hangin' with the homies

    Smart car Originally uploaded by l'oeil de cat Here a smart car is seen socializing with the scooters. See how it just fits in? Thanks to l'oeil de cat for sharing!
    Posted to The Scooter Scoop (Weblog) by Anonymous on 03-27-2008
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