Admittedly, in some cases, the “high performance” refers to their fuel economy. There’s the VentureOne.
Top speed is said to be 100 MPH.
The Aptera is way cool looking, IMHO.
And here’s a site that features a number of high mileage (and high performance) ones. Some of them are one offs, others of them are kits, and a few more are mass produced (or at least were at one point in time).
When I was in high school I went to check out an amazing new car called the Dale. It would get 70mpg and could survive undamaged in a 60mph crash by just letting it sit in the sun and unwarp.
Yeah, it was a scam, run by a 6 foot tall 200 pound transsexual. Good thing that I didn’t have $100,000 to invest at the time.
Crap, I always thought the Isetta had 3 wheels but I guess it has two closely spaced rear wheels. Not exactly high performance either. I still want to get one.
Last I heard, one guy owned nearly all the known Isettas in the US. Someday, he’s gonna make a huge fortune. :rolleyes:
I don’t think that’s true, as a quick Google search turns up oodles of US based sites, with tips for folks who own them.
There are 3 wheeled Isettas. One of the 3 in the Harold LeMay collection is a 3 wheeler.