1632bittiset

1632 Bittiset was a Finnish light car designed and manufactured by Bittiset Oy, a Finnish automotive company. The car was produced from 1957 to 1959. It was known for its lightweight construction and simplicity, with a body made of fiberglass and a unibody frame.

The 1632 Bittiset was a two-seat car, with a length of 275 cm and a width of 122 cm. It had a wheelbase of 162.5 cm and a ground clearance of 12.5 cm. The car's dimensions made it ideal for city driving and tight road conditions. The Bittiset's engine was a water-cooled, two-stroke, two-cylinder unit, producing around 7 horsepower. It had a four-speed manual transmission.

The design of the 1632 Bittiset was designed to be aerodynamic, with a rear-mounted engine that reduced weight and improved balance. The car had a unique shape, with a teardrop-like design that was considered progressive for its time. The Bittiset's purpose was to offer a practical and affordable car for the masses. It belonged to a class of small, two-stroke cars that were popular in the 1950s in Finland and other Scandinavian countries.

It is estimated that around 75 1632 Bittisets were produced. The specified production numbers are difficult to verify and the exact number of produced cars remains uncertain. Nevertheless, Bittiset remained a notable example of Finnish automotive innovation in the 1950s. Contemporary advertising material focused on the car's grassroots, budget-friendly approach, attributing these points to its wider appeal to the broader markets.