1952 Bond Minicar Mk C: The Microcar That Could Moonwalk Sideways

1952 Bond Minicar was so absurd, it didn’t even have a reverse gear — because it could spin around like a caffeinated ballerina on three wheels and 9 horsepower. 🌀 In today’s episode, we uncover how post-war Britain birthed this pint-sized pirouetting legend: the Bond Minicar Mk C. Engineered with aircraft logic and the horsepower of a garden tool, this fibreglass-and-aluminum marvel hit 55 mph while sipping fuel at 70+ mpg.

You’ll learn why it didn’t need springs, how it could spin on a dime, and why Americans briefly called it the “Bear Cub.” Oh — and we promise to explain why this microcar’s front end looks like a duck wearing goggles. 🦆

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