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VonHenry
12/18/2025, 06:42:05 AM

Cars that look like eggs include the historical L'Œuf électrique (1940s), the iconic BMW Isetta (1950s), and the modern Mitsubishi i-MiEV. The category also encompasses the Nissan Micra (K12), the promotional Cadbury Creme Egg Cars, and select Mercedes-Benz EQE models—the last group due to their highly aerodynamic styling.

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