We found this ad in the August 1956 issue of " The Light Car ". The image is a direct pick-up from the Bond brochure of the time. ...

NEW "ATOM" LIGHTWEIGHT CAR This British Pathé newsreel is posted on the blog, Fairthorpe Restoration . I wish it had sound,...

When I stumbled across this photo on the Together Sauk Prarie blog , I couldn't resist posting it. It looks like the little Crosley (wit...

According to Racing Sports Cars , the NSU Sport Prinz, driven by Fred Fischhof came in 1st among GT600 cars at the 1961 Sebring 4 Hour race....

From the Museum of Learning : The Alden staRRcar, for "Self-Transport Road and Rail Car", was a design for a personal rapid transi...

This clip is described as part of a Finnish musical comedy - Iskelmäprinssi. We've always been fascinated with the idea of racing microc...

Crosley was a major manufacturer in the late 1930's -- making everything from radios to refrigerators -- and, of course, minicars. T...