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Arola (Aixam)

The Arola “Type 12”. (My thanks to Pierre Rholl for this photograph of his Arola )
The Arola Super Pratique. (My thanks to Pierre Rholl for this photograph of his Arola SP and for the data on this page.)

Arola (Aixam)

Description

Arola started to produce 3-wheelers in France 1976 though they changed their name to Aixam in 1986. The first generation of 3-wheelers was the “Type 12” that was powered by a 47cc Saxonette engine with 2 automatic gears. The body of the vehicle was made from fibreglass whilst the doors were completely in Plexiglas.  A single seater, the vehicle would reach 40 mph. At the time these vehicles could be driven in France without a car license

Detailed Information
Detailed Description

Arola started to produce 3-wheelers in France 1976 though they changed their name to Aixam in 1986. The first generation of 3-wheelers was the “Type 12” that was powered by a 47cc Saxonette engine with 2 automatic gears. The body of the vehicle was made from fibreglass whilst the doors were completely in Plexiglas.  A single seater, the vehicle would reach 40 mph. At the time these vehicles could be driven in France without a car license

A pick up version of the Arola was also produced, the Arola Super Pratique.  This was essentially the same as the Type 12 with the addition of a rear loading area.  Arola / Aixam  then continued to make further models but all were based on four wheels.

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Additional Information

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