Victor Bouffort’s second three-wheeled vehicle was built in 1961.
It was the Enville single-seater microcar which, like Bouffort’s other city cars, had a Sachs engine.
Extremely short, it featured a canopy that hinged forwards for entry. The only prototype was made.
| Maker | Victor Bouffort |
|---|---|
| Country | France |
| Year | 1961 |
| Production status | Prototype |
| Type | Single-seat microcar |
| Engine | Sachs |
| Number of wheels | 3 |
| Designer | Victor Bouffort |
| Body type | Forward-hinged canopy |
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