The BMW Isetta 600 was a new economy model introduced based on the Isetta. The 600 was a four seat microcar intended to expand the BMW range, but done so with limited resources. Featuring a 582cc flat twin engine from their BMW's R67 motorcycle, the 600 was not a major sales success, and was discontinued for 1960.

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2025年1月22日 · Finished in Azure Blue over gray upholstery, the car has a four-speed manual transaxle, chrome-finished nerf bars, 10″ wheels with hubcaps, and braided stainless-steel brake lines. This 600 shows 41k miles and is offered with an owner’s manual, spare parts, and a clean California title in the seller’s name.

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2022年10月28日 · In the late fifties, BMW was desperate for something a bit bigger than their two-passenger Isetta; their inventive result was to stretch the Isetta so that could accommodate four adults in a car that was six inches shorter than the legendary Mini, commonly held up as the most space-efficient small car.

The 1956 prototype did indeed look like a stretched Isetta, with its stock 2-tone front door and Isetta bumpers, but with the wheelbase lengthened by 165cm and R67 boxer motor driving full-width axles. August 1957 saw the proper introduction of the model, to universal acclaim.

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The Isetta 600, with its larger engine, longer wheelbase, extended body providing seating for four, went from coupe to sedan and was designed to be a stepping stone towards returning for full ­scale automotive production.