United Kingdom · founded 1956

Berkeley Model History

British GRP microcar maker (1956–1960) — Lawrie Bond's front-wheel-drive sports roadsters built on motorcycle engines, with ~4,100 made before the company collapsed.

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Sports
Berkeley's founding model — a lightweight GRP two-seater with motorcycle-derived two-stroke power and front-wheel drive, built 1956–1960.
Roadster · 1956–1960
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B95 / B105
Berkeley's four-stroke Sports variants (1959–1960) powered by Royal Enfield 692 cc twins — up to 100 mph in B105 form.
Roadster · 1959–1960
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T60
Berkeley's three-wheeled microcar (1959–1960) — motorcycle-licence legal, low-tax, with soft and hardtop body options; the best-selling Berkeley model.
Microcar · 1959–1960
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Sports

B95 / B105

T60