The Vanderhall Speedster, officially the Venice Speedster, is a single seat, three-wheeled roadster from Utah based Vanderhall Motor Works, one of the world's best known builders of three-wheeled sports cars. It strips the open-air Venice down to one driver and one purpose: pure, vintage flavored driving thrills.
What is the Vanderhall Venice Speedster?
Based on the existing Venice model, the Speedster is an updated, single-seated edition. In place of the traditional passenger seat sits a composite panel resembling the tonneau covers of classic cars, and a taller aero piece is integrated into the driver's headrest to bring back those roadster vibes. It launched in a single signature combination: a Saxony Brown interior with a Silver Vintage Metallic exterior and a full-length racing stripe. As Carscoops reported at the 2018 reveal, it is a three-wheeled single seater with turbo power.
How much power does the Vanderhall Speedster have?
Mechanically close to the standard Venice, the Speedster is powered by a turbocharged four-cylinder producing 180 HP. At roughly 1,355 pounds dry, the lightweight trike rewards every input with immediate response. For the deeper driving impressions, Robb Report describes how the open three-wheeler evokes a bygone era behind the wheel.
Is the Vanderhall Speedster for sale?
Vanderhall began the manufacturing process at the end of 2018, and the Venice Speedster is available to configure and purchase on the official Vanderhall website. For shoppers comparing a Vanderhall Speedster price against other open-cockpit thrill machines, it sits at the affordable end of the lightweight roadster world.
Where to find cars in this spirit at TheArsenale?
If the lightweight, driver-focused formula appeals to you, TheArsenale curates machines built on the same idea. Explore the Apex AP-1 electric sports car, the extreme Rezvani Beast, the minimalist Reboot Buggy by Joey Ruiter, and the open-top Tamiya Wild One Max electric buggy.
Ready to add a single-minded driving machine to your garage? Browse the full TheArsenale Cars collection.
