Pair of Peel Microcar Replicas: 2005 Trident & 2014 P50

The pair consists of two microcars manufactured in different years but both replicas of the iconic Peel tricycle. The older, from 2005, is a spitting image of the original Peel Trident, a quirky three-wheeler painted in vibrant blue with a unique, gull-wing door on each side for easy access to its single, driver-only seat. It retains the classic rear-engine design and is powered by a single-cylinder, four-stroke, air-cooled engine offering an approximate speed of 70 mph. Fast forward nine years, the second replica, made in 2014, takes inspiration from the even smaller P50 model introduced in the '60s. This petite vehicle wears a sleek black paint job and features a compact, three-wheeled design with an enclosed cabin for two riders, seated side by side. Underneath its hood is another single-cylinder engine capable of speeds up to 40 mph. Both replicas showcase the British innovation and eccentricity associated with the original Peel cars, making them highly desirable to collectors and enthusiasts alike who appreciate their uniqueness in size, design, and performance.

Last bid: $37,000