• Ultra-rare sporting microcar • One of an estimated 50 survivors • Fully restored in Europe in 2019 • Registered in the EU, in Ireland Launched in 1959, the Goggomobil Dart was considered one of the most attractive and streamlined sporting microcars of its time.

The Dart was developed in Australia by Bill Buckle's Buckle Motors Ltd of Sydney and produced from 1959 to 1961.

Goggomobil rolling chassis were built in Germany by Hans Glas GmbH and shipped to Australia where the glassfibre two-seater open body (without doors) was made and the cars assembled by Buckle.

The Dart was 3.0m long and 1.3m wide, and weighed only 345kg (761lb), while the Goggomobil 392cc twin-cylinder two-stroke engine developed 18.5PS, which was good enough for a top speed of 104km/h (65mph).

This beautiful and extremely rare Goggomobil Dart was acquired in Holland following a 20-year search by our vendor.

It has been professionally restored and is a magnificent example of this unique and much sought-after mi...