TriVette
The TriVette was an American three wheeled vehicle. It was designed and built in California by Bob Keyes from 1974 to 1978.[1][2]
The TriVette was designed to meet all state and federal motorcycle standards, but was enclosed like a saloon car.[2] The running gear was mostly derived from a Fiat 850 with a turbo Volkswagen motor as an option.[3] The TriVette achieved over 61 MPG and, unlike most three-wheelers, was known for its handling.[2]
Keyes also designed a larger V8 engined version, the Vigilante, which out accelerated and out handled most supercars of the time.[4] Keyes died before the Vigilante reached full production.[2][1][5]
References
- ^ a b "Trivette - History". www.thetrivette.com.
- ^ a b c d Comerro, Tom (April 22, 2014). "From the archives: Bob Keyes's TriVette".
- ^ "Trivette Specification Page".
- ^ "Welcome to VIGILLANte's Page 2".
- ^ "Top Gear".
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