A 1963 Glas Goggomobil is valued at £10,000-12,000 ($15,637-18,765) ahead of a sale at Charterhouse Auctions in Sherbourne, UK on July 19.
 German marque Glas started making the Goggomobil after the second world war |
The marque began producing its diminutive range of cars in Bavaria after the second world war.
Matthew Whitney of Charterhouse told Blackmore Vale magazine: "We have some fabulous entries into this specialist auction. However, for me it is the cheeky little Goggomobile which has put a smile on my face. Looking at a photograph of the car, you do not realise how diminutive it is.
"Despite its somewhat sporty pretences, it has a tiny 247cc two stroke engine with 13.6 horsepower propelling the car, when new, to a claimed top speed of 47mph.
"Needless to say, the sales brochures could not publicise a 0-60mph time."
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