"Why do so many green cars only have three wheels?" As you might imagine there are a variety of possible reasons why one would design a vehicle this way. Hit the jump to take a tricycular journey ...

To understand how all this is possible, let's start with the obvious: the X's looks and design. As we can see, three wheels are the base for this vehicle, and while there isn't a whole lot of ...

Developed by Bill Mitchell, the show car was meant to represent futuristic engineering and design. It was a two-passenger, three-wheeled vehicle that GM envisioned as a high-performance vehicle ...

The museum already owns the Divan, but it would like to restore the three-wheeled oddity to as-new condition and display the car in its Innovation area. Before the Petersen bought it, this ...

The design was inspired by Gran Turismo-style ... More from Transportation This affordable electric car uses only three wheels. The prototype comes from Sondors Electric Car Company.

FORT JENNINGS – There were parts. Lots of parts. Sheet metal, too. They came from three different cars. And Doyle Von Lehmden had an idea of how he was going to turn them into one 1948 Chevrolet.

Nearly two decades in the making, the otherworldly three-wheel Aptera is headed ... with just 50 employees from putting a car on American roads. The design does include two frontal airbags and ...

1769: Nicolas-Joseph Cugnot builds a three-wheeled vehicle that runs on steam and sends power to the front wheel. • 1929 Cord L29: The first front-drive car sold in the United States.

Toyota's three-wheeled i-Road, first launched at the Geneva Motor Show in 2013, is now undergoing a car sharing system trail run in Grenoble, France. The i-Road combines the handling of a ...