Quirk Database1970sUnited KingdomThree-wheeler
Bond Bug
The Bond Bug is a two-seat three-wheeler made by Bond Cars / Reliant in the United Kingdom from 1970 to 1974. Its weirdest quirk: It has no doors. The canopy lifts up to let you in, with clip-on side screens instead of windows.
A tangerine wedge on three wheels designed by Tom Karen of Ogle. Instead of doors, the whole top tips up and forward.
Quick facts
- Maker: Bond Cars / Reliant
- Years: 1970–1974
- Country of origin: United Kingdom
- Body type: Two-seat three-wheeler
- Engine: Reliant 700cc four, later 750cc
- Weirdest quirk: It has no doors. The canopy lifts up to let you in, with clip-on side screens instead of windows.
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