Favorit by László Vörös

Favorit by László Vörös

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Favorit by László Vörös

As early as 1947, László Vörös made a three-wheeled family motorcycle, which ran for three years. Then he sold it. However, no one was curious about the vehicle. The 3-wheeler used the Pannonia’s 250cc engine. The roof of the microcar was open, but can be covered with a canvas.

The car weighs less than motorcycles with a sidecar and can accomodate up to 3 people. It also can be used for transporting goods by lifting the rear seat. The 10.5 horsepower engine eats five liters of gasoline per 100 km. Maximum speed is 65 km/h.

The Favorit microcar, which the reporter of Autó-Motor described as “hopeless”, was presented at the Budapest Industrial Fair. But it had no future and was forgotten.

Favorit

Key facts
MakerLászló Vörös
CountryHungary
Production years1947–1950
Production statusOne-off, home-built
TypeThree-seat open microcar
EnginePannonia 250 cc, 10.5 hp
Top speed65 km/h
Number of wheels3
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