• Extremely rare and unusual microcar • Bare-metal restoration by the Janus car club • Successful participant in the 2018 Liège-Brescia-Liège Microcar Rally • Registered in the EU, in Ireland After WW2, Claude Dornier designed and developed a four-seater car, where the two front and two rear passengers sat back to back, making optimal use of the cabin space.

Dornier licensed Zündapp to produce and market the car, which they further developed.

Doors were located at front and rear, while the 245cc single-cylinder two-stroke engine was mounted between the two rows of seats, which could be folded down to provide sleeping space for two.

The front suspension was of the leading arm-type and there were swing axles at the rear.

The name 'Janus' was chosen after the Roman god who faced in two directions.

Options included a sun visor for both directions, sunroof, heater, and two-tone paint.

Total Janus production amounted to a little under 7,000 cars.

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