Introducing the legendary Peel P50, the World’s Smallest Production Car! At a mere 54 inches long and just 41 inches wide it has held the Guinness Book of World Records’ title for over 50 years!  Having only one headlight, door and powered by a diminutive powerplant it's design stands as a symbol of automotive minimalism!

Originally manufactured in the 1960s on the

Isle of Man.  The Peel P50 was the Brainchild of serial inventor and Peel Engineering Company’s owner Cyril Cannell.  He envisioned an ultra compact, exceptionally small commuter car capable travelling at 40 mph while comfortably seating one adult carrying a briefcase.

Production ceased in 1964 with only fifty Peel P50s ever being produced.  Of these originals only twenty seven are known to be still in existence making the Peel P50 one of the rarest automobiles in the World!  An untra rare 1964 Peel P50 recently went up for auction, it fetched over $120,000!