Gitta
Gitta
In 1958 István Karika, a small craftsman from Budapest, built a three-wheeled miniature car and named it Gitta after his wife. It was powered by a 125 cm³ Csepel motorcycle engine and had a roofless, doorless body made from aluminium sheet.
Gitta was successfully presented at a Budapest fair in 1958, where it was liked by visitors and received several orders. Even so, production could not be started, and the car never went into series.
| Maker | István Karika |
|---|---|
| Country | Hungary |
| Year | 1958 |
| Production status | Prototype |
| Type | Three-wheeled miniature car |
| Engine | Csepel 125 cm³ |
| Number of wheels | 3 |
| Body type | Aluminium plate, no roof or doors |
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