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**Subject:** Peel P50, the world's smallest production car
**Host's Experience:** The host reviews and test-drives a replica of the Peel P50, flipping it due to its instability, and finds it both terrifying and charming.
**Key Facts:**
* **Dimensions:** 54 inches long, street-legal in the US
* **Origin:** Designed by Cyril Cannell in 1960 for the narrow roads of the Isle of Man
* **Specifications:** 49cc engine, 3.5 horsepower, 2 lb-ft torque, top speed 28 mph
* **Production:** Only 50 original units made, with 27 known to exist today; replicas available since 2010
* **Pricing:** Replicas start at around $10,000 (base model) to over $22,000 (flagship GT Spider model)
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**Vehicle Facts**
1. The Peel P50 is the smallest production car in the world, according to the Guinness Book of World Records.
2. The Peel P50 is 54 inches long.
3. The car has a single front headlight and a single rear tire.
4. The base level P50 has a 49cc single overhead cam scooter engine.
5. The engine outputs 3.5 horsepower and 2 pound-feet of torque.
6. The P50 has a top speed of 28 miles per hour.
7. The car weighs only 230 pounds.
**History and Production**
8. The Peel P50 was designed by Cyril Cannell in 1960.
9. Cyril Cannell lived on the Isle of Man, between England and Ireland.
10. The car was debuted at the 1962 Earls Court Motorcycle Show in England.
11. Original price: 199 British pounds (approximately $5,000 USD today).
12. Only around 50 P50 cars were made, with 27 known to exist today.
13. Peel Engineering shut down in 1974 but was resurrected in 2010.
**Modern Availability and Variants**
14. A replica base model P50 is available for around $10,000.
15. Available variants include an all-electric version and the 125GT.
16. The GT Spider, Peel's flagship model, costs over $22,000.
17. The cost per pound of the GT Spider is approximately $95.
**Safety and Comparison**
18. The P50 is street legal in the U.S.
19. For comparison, a brand new Lamborghini Urus costs $41 per pound.