Last week I stated that a manufacturing firm in Europe sold 1,500 ‘voiturettes’ in 15 months, and hundreds of tricycles and engines. I asked which firm, and what year? The answer was De Dion Bouton in 1900/01.
So to this week. What did the Honda S600 and the 1913 Le Mans Mercedes have in common? (And I mean engineering design, not wheels and brake pedals!)
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