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Vespa World Days 2024 has come to a close, after the bustling town of Pontedera played host to the annual gathering that draws Vespa enthusiasts from around .
Prices still high. New-vehicle transaction prices (ATP) in March 2024 held mostly steady, according to an analysis by Kelley Blue Book, down 1% from the revised February ATP.
All-electric Vespa: How an Irish mechanic has transformed a classic Italian scooter Niall McCart’s €4,000 battery-power kits give an 80km/h top speed and a 50km range
about 5 hours ago Nick Czap
Retrospective Scooters: John Chubb and Niall McCart turn Mod-era Vespas into modern electric machines. Photograph: Sophie Stafford/New York Times
Among the iconic designs of Italy’s vibrant postwar period, few capture the essence of La Dolce Vita like Vespas and Lambrettas, the free-spirited motor scooters that brought mobility to the masses and became beloved across Italy and, subsequently, the world.
While the two companies still make scooters, those early models – whose whining two-stroke engines spew plumes of aromatic smoke – are by far the most sought by collectors, some commanding up to €25,000. But just as vintage scooters are reaching a new pe
Build your own all-electric Vespa: How an Irish mechanic has transformed an Italian classic Niall McCart’s €4,000 battery kits give the scooters an 80km/h top speed and a 50km range
about 15 hours ago Nick Czap
Retrospective Scooters: John Chubb and Niall McCart turn Mod-era Vespas into modern electric machines. Photograph: Sophie Stafford/New York Times
Among the iconic designs of Italy’s vibrant postwar period, few capture the essence of La Dolce Vita like Vespas and Lambrettas, the free-spirited motor scooters that brought mobility to the masses and became beloved across Italy and, subsequently, the world.
While the two companies still make scooters, those early models – whose whining two-stroke engines spew plumes of aromatic smoke – are by far the most sought by collectors, some commanding up to €25,000. But just as vintage scooters are r