VANDERHALL

A THREE-WHEELED 'MONOLAR'

This is not the first time we've heard of Vanderhall, who made his name on his quirky proposal for three-wheeled cars - two on the front axle and one on the rear - to create convertible models with a very flashy look.

The Vanderhall Venice Speedster is a version created from one of its previous models, the Venice. The most important change was the subtraction of the passenger seat, with the consequent charge of the area. 




For the driver, his seat is heated, the cabin is upholstered in 'Saxony Brown' leather, the steering wheel is made of wood, features a minimalist instrument panel and 400-watt sound equipment with Bluetooth connectivity.

Outside the main differences, apart from the fairing on one side, are the trimmed windshield, the 18-inch wheel design, the 'Silver Vintage Metallic' color and the hump behind the larger size seat.

Under the hood is a 1.4-liter four-cylinder engine that develops 180 horsepower, which comes coupled with a six-speed automatic transmission of General Motors origin.Its price in the United States is $ 26,950, so the Vanderhall Venice Speedster is slightly cheaper than the two-seat Venice, which costs $ 29,950.



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