1999 Secma Fun Tech 50cc Roadster

Entering the market in 1995, Daniel Renard's Secma (Societe d'Etude et de Construction Automobile) company based in Aniche, a northern French town, specialises in building a range of small leisure vehicles. The Fun Tech is a four-wheeler with a one-piece bodyshell fashioned of sturdy polyethylene on a tubular steel chassis and GRP bonnet and boot panels. Powering the Fun Tech is a 50cc Morini two-stroke engine, providing lively performance, and it was also available in electric form. Sitting somewhere between an off-road beach buggy and a golf cart, the Secma Fun Tech certainly lives up to its name and is ideal for private use around a large property or for a business needing to move people on short trips.