New Mighty Boy ???
Posted: Wed Aug 14, 2013 12:13 pm
Found this pic online ... looks like Mighty Boy has some competition eh!!
Aixam Scouty GTR Quadricycle Car
Love the bolt on guards for the 'Zomboy'
"Kei Cars
Specifications
Country of Origin: France
Trim: R D400 - 0.4 D AT 4kW
0-62 mph: - secs
Top Speed: 28 mph
Max. Power: 5.4 bhp @ 3200.00 rpm
Max. Torque: 10.3 ft-lb @ 2400.00 rpm
Weight: 1,411 pounds
Power to Weight Ratio: 263 hp/lb
Build: Micro
Drive: Front Wheel Drive
Displacement: 400 cc
Cylinders: 2
Aspiration: Natural
Fuel Consumption: 78.4 mpg
Carbon Emissions: N/A
Most Recent USD Price: N/A
Originally designed to be so small due to a lack of resources after World War 2, Kei cars (from kei-jidosha meaning light automobile) have become a common site in cities around Japan. Their small size and efficiency make them the go to car for many of Japan's urban dwellers.
To qualify as a Kei car, a vehicle must be less than 11 feet long, four and a half feet wide, and six and a half feet high. Despite the fact that there are more than 50 models of Kei car put out every year, the mini cars can be easily identified by their yellow license plates with black lettering.
Compared to American cars, Keis barely even sip gasoline. One of the more popular models, the Mazda Autozam gets 50 miles per gallon. These cars have also been packed with as many advanced features as possible in an attempt by manufacturers to differentiate their vehicles."
Aixam Scouty GTR Quadricycle Car
Love the bolt on guards for the 'Zomboy'
Country of Origin: France
Trim: R D400 - 0.4 D AT 4kW
0-62 mph: - secs
Top Speed: 28 mph
Max. Power: 5.4 bhp @ 3200.00 rpm
Max. Torque: 10.3 ft-lb @ 2400.00 rpm
Weight: 1,411 pounds
Power to Weight Ratio: 263 hp/lb
Build: Micro
Drive: Front Wheel Drive
Displacement: 400 cc
Cylinders: 2
Aspiration: Natural
Fuel Consumption: 78.4 mpg
Carbon Emissions: N/A
Most Recent USD Price: N/A
Originally designed to be so small due to a lack of resources after World War 2, Kei cars (from kei-jidosha meaning light automobile) have become a common site in cities around Japan. Their small size and efficiency make them the go to car for many of Japan's urban dwellers.
To qualify as a Kei car, a vehicle must be less than 11 feet long, four and a half feet wide, and six and a half feet high. Despite the fact that there are more than 50 models of Kei car put out every year, the mini cars can be easily identified by their yellow license plates with black lettering.
Compared to American cars, Keis barely even sip gasoline. One of the more popular models, the Mazda Autozam gets 50 miles per gallon. These cars have also been packed with as many advanced features as possible in an attempt by manufacturers to differentiate their vehicles."