Biscuter Voisin. 200A.1957.

Biscuter Voisin. 200A.1957.
Original, unrestored.
It retains the technical data sheet and the owner's documentation.
It has been stationary for more than 5 years, stored in garage.
Measurements: 113 x 100 x 280 cm.

Original, well-preserved model of the iconic Biscuter Voisin 207.5 (model 200A, 197 cc, 1957), an elegant post-war microcar with pearl gray bodywork and red seats, part of the series of ultra-compact vehicles designed for economic mobility in Europe in the 1950s. Manufactured in Spain under license by French engineer Gabriel Voisin, the Biscuter became an icon of affordable transportation after the Civil War and World War II. Equipped with a 197 cc single-cylinder engine, its design prioritized functionality over aesthetics, with a lightweight body and austere construction. Although it had modest performance, its lightness allowed for agile mobility in urban environments.