DAF Porter was a prototype amphibious all-terrain vehicle, equipped with a friction-drive system and a continuously variable transmission.
It was once pitched to the US Army — but they showed no interest.
After undergoing testing in the United States in 1965, the machine returned home, and today, as any true concept should, it resides in a museum.
The DAF City, also known as the OSI City-Daf, was one of the most unusual small-car concepts of...
When Prince Willem-Alexander — now the king of the Netherlands — was born, the former Dutch...
The single-seat 3-wheeled microcar DAF “Rijdende Regenjas” was created in 1941/1942 by Hubert Van Doorn, founder...
