United Kingdom · founded 1949

Bond Model History

Preston-built British microcar maker (1949–1974) — from the austere three-wheeled Minicar to the cult wedge-shaped Bug, with a Triumph-based sports car in between.

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Minicar
Britain's best-known post-war economy three-wheeler — a Villiers-powered microcar that ran from Mark A through Mark G across 17 years.
Microcar · 1949–1966
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Equipe
Bond's only four-wheeler — a fibreglass-bodied 2+2 sports coupé built on Triumph mechanicals, sold in GT and 2-Litre forms from 1963 to 1970.
Sports car · 1963–1970
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875
A rear-engined three-wheeler using Hillman Imp running gear — lighter and faster than it looked, with just over 3,400 built.
Microcar · 1965–1970
Model history
Bug
A futuristic wedge-shaped three-wheeler with a lift-up canopy — styled by Ogle Design, almost universally Tangerine Orange, and now a 1970s icon.
Microcar · 1970–1974
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Minicar

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875

Bug