I like the length of the video and the commentary, always nice to hear your thoughts and insights into these peculiar oddities. As a sidebar what is the status of the 4G63-Sixty project, is it still around?
Does the 600 have a normal differential in the back? I heard the reason for the two rear wheels being so close on the normal Isetta was that they didn't want the extra expense of a differential.
The Isetta was originally an Italian car built by Iso, and BMW bought it out to make the BMW Isetta, pretty much identical but with a BMW motorcycle engine. BMW then went on to design the 600 4 seater based on using as many Isetta parts as possible, but it was not an Isetta because it did not originate from Iso. Most people still called it the 600 Isetta.
*I'm disappointed you didn't say 'This engine has two-cylinders' another 7,821 times* *I'm disappointed you didn't say 'BMW' another 7,821 times* *I'm disappointed you didn't mention & point to a 'muffler' enough times...no one in America has ever heard of such a component...this too deserved 7,821 mentions* ( *this video is an excellent example of 'some dink w/a few extra dollars points at shit endlessly because he doesn't know fuck-all' and by that predicate 'no one else knows fuck-all either'*)
@@lesreed7943 I'm sorry you didn't like my comment. I'm only pointing out the obvious, not a dislike. The BMW taxi is very cute, hardly a limo, that's all. Is like highlighting a Cessna 172 that ferries passengers in the Bahamas and calling it an airliner. You got to be kidding!
These micro cars are growing on me there very interesting. Great video by the way.
What an infernal racket that little thing makes..
What a cutie that is with a unique concept
I love small old cars !
Sounds awesome! I wonder if that is basically a BMW Opposed motorcycle engine underneath that shrouding. It sure looks/sounds like one.
it is ! different cam than bikes, and cars got single carb
The Lotus Elan also used rubber "gweebos" (sorry if I mis-spelled that) instead of u-joints in the independent rear suspension.
I like the length of the video and the commentary, always nice to hear your thoughts and insights into these peculiar oddities. As a sidebar what is the status of the 4G63-Sixty project, is it still around?
Does the 600 have a normal differential in the back? I heard the reason for the two rear wheels being so close on the normal Isetta was that they didn't want the extra expense of a differential.
Far superior to the three-wheel Isetta. I'm surprised they did not make more of them.
Great little engine compared to the standard single cylinder Isetta.
which is better, 600 or 300? (opionion)
Intresting I didnt know the front suspension was built like that. There is alot going on in those knuckles
Nice !!!
👍😎
Calling any Isetta a limousine is a stretch.
It's because in Germany, called limousine or "Innenlenker" at the sedan
In France, called " berline"
I had one in 1969 its not Isetta I used to call mine one but was corrected
The Isetta was originally an Italian car built by Iso, and BMW bought it out to make the BMW Isetta, pretty much identical but with a BMW motorcycle engine. BMW then went on to design the 600 4 seater based on using as many Isetta parts as possible, but it was not an Isetta because it did not originate from Iso. Most people still called it the 600 Isetta.
Is it for sale?
Are the wheels equivalent to 10 inch?
pfflyers1 Yes BMW 600 have wheels 10 inches
Why does it have limousine in the name? Damn cars no bigger then a golf cart lol
*I'm disappointed you didn't say 'This engine has two-cylinders' another 7,821 times*
*I'm disappointed you didn't say 'BMW' another 7,821 times*
*I'm disappointed you didn't mention & point to a 'muffler' enough times...no one in America
has ever heard of such a component...this too deserved 7,821 mentions*
( *this video is an excellent example of 'some dink w/a few extra dollars points at shit endlessly because he doesn't know fuck-all' and by that predicate 'no one else knows fuck-all
either'*)
@proteusx Are you saying CV joints are only used in front wheel drive configurations?
are you "slow"?
Lol......Stop calling the BMW 600 a Limousine, they were cheap Taxis.
You don't like it? Then leave - so that we who do enjoy the vid don't have to see your inane comments.
@@lesreed7943 I'm sorry you didn't like my comment. I'm only pointing out the obvious, not a dislike. The BMW taxi is very cute, hardly a limo, that's all. Is like highlighting a Cessna 172 that ferries passengers in the Bahamas and calling it an airliner. You got to be kidding!
@@TWTR4EVER Calling it a limo is an obvious send up - that you didn't see it is your look out. It's posted for our enjoyment.