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Junginger micro-car, 28kg, 2,2PS, 40km-h

Started by grobmotorix, February 03, 2012, 05:51:19 PM

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grobmotorix

Who knows this contraption?

knightfan26917

Looks interesting, but no clue.



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Wendax

I remember reading an article about it a long time ago. It is German from the early Seventies, isn't it?

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grobmotorix

Driving into automobilistic nirvana...

Kytsyk

#8
In the soviet magazine "Наука и жизнь" ("Science and Life") №1/1972 was a note about this vehicle. Maybe this information will be useful.

QuoteАВТОМОБИЛЬ В БАГАЖНИКЕ
Западноберлинский дизайнер Юрген Юнингер спроектировал и построил микроавтомобиль, который можно, вероятно, считать самым маленьким в мире: весит он всего 28 килограммов. Оснащенный двигателем мощностью 2,2 лошадиной силы, он может развивать довольно приличную для малютки скорость — 40 километров в час. Рычаг, которым Юнингер управляет своим детищем, выполняет одновременно несколько функций: это и рулевое колесо, и тормоз, и акселератор. Микроавтомобиль можно легко разместить в багажнике обычного автомобиля. Предполагают, что через некоторое время начнется серийное производство автомобиля-карлика.

CAR IN THE TRUNK
West-berlin designer Jürgen Yuninger (Juninger or anyway?) designed and built microcar, which can probably be regarded as the smallest in the world: it weighs only 28 kilogram. Equipped with an engine capacity of 2.2 horsepower, he could develop a fairly decent speed - 40 kilometers per hour. The lever that controls the Yuninger his creation performs multiple functions: it is the steering wheel, brake and accelerator. Microcar can easily be placed in the trunk of an ordinary car. Assumed after a while begin mass production of midget car.

RayTheRat

Cyrillic writing's all Greek to me.  :lmao:

grobmotorix

Very well done, Kytsyk!

It is Jürgen Junginger´s micro "car", indeed.

You´ve beaten all of the professional puzzlers!

This is a very well earned second point.

Welcome at autopuzzles.com, my very favourite waste of time  :D

Allemano

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Quote from: grobmotorix on July 02, 2012, 12:27:41 PM
Very well done, Kytsyk!

It is Jürgen Junginger´s micro "car", indeed.

You´ve beaten all of the professional puzzlers!

This is a very well earned second point.

Welcome at autopuzzles.com, my very favourite waste of time  :D

Amazing! Jürgen Junginger was my design professor while I was studying at Essen University. Never heard of this car of him, though we tried to unearth every "Leiche in seinem Keller"*. :D

Very interisting!!!

*skeleton in the closet

grobmotorix

It´s a real pleasure to show you something new... :D

Did he have other automotive projects then?

Allemano

I remember sketches of BMW bikes and interiors, but not vehicles with four wheels