@stevenatale1: Rare Vespa 400 at the 2026 Hillsborough Concours d’Elegance. Piaggio, already well-known for their iconic Vespa scooter, released the 400 microcar in Monaco in 1957 to an enthusiastic response. The new model was built in France by ACMA in Fourchambault to the Piaggio design. The first year saw 12,000 cars fly off the production line as consumers snapped up the cute microcar. With several advantages over a scooter, the Vespa 400 was perfect for the small cobblestone streets of Europe. The rear-engine microcar had room in the back of the cabin for luggage or two small children. The pretty little coupe with a rollback roof compared favorably with the stylish Autobianchi Bianchina, apart from its smaller, 400-cubic-centimeter two-stroke motor. The shell was a monocoque, with a unique and advanced strut suspension. #vespa #mircocar #classiccar

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