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The Vespa 400 is the scooter company's only automobile, a French-built microcar with a two-stroke engine and quirky styling. It's a rare and charming collectible, with excellent examples trading for significant premiums.
Typical sold price of a Vespa 400 ranges from $10,118 to $32,474, based on 26 sales tracked on Hypercars.
Best known for its scooters, Piaggio also ventured into automobiles with the Vespa 400. Built by ACMA in France from 1957 to 1961, it was a tiny, rear-engined microcar designed for affordable city transport. The car is powered by a 393cc air-cooled two-stroke twin, and its minimalist design includes a full-length roll-back canvas roof and sliding side windows.
The Vespa 400's appeal comes from its rarity and its association with the iconic Vespa brand. It's an unusual sight at car shows and attracts fans of both classic scooters and microcars. With just over 28,000 built, it's much scarcer than competitors like the Fiat 500 or BMW Isetta, which adds to its collectibility.
The market for the Vespa 400 is small but dedicated. With an average sale price around $24,000, these aren't cheap novelties. Top-tier, fully restored examples have sold for over $35,000, showing that collectors are willing to pay a premium for the best cars. The value is highly dependent on condition and completeness due to the scarcity of parts.
Recent sales show prices ranging from $14,801 for driver-quality examples to $35,193 for top-tier restorations.
26 Vespa 400 vehicles have been tracked across auctions and listings on Hypercars. Sold prices range from $9,866 to $35,235.
Data sourced from Bring a Trailer, Cars & Bids, eBay Motors, PCarMarket, and Collecting Cars. Updated daily.
Based on 26 sales tracked on Hypercars, Vespa 400 prices typically range from $10,118 to $32,474.
