Tiny Cars for Your Tiny House
By Chris Stout-Hazard
You can't park a ginormous SUV next to a tiny house without feeling a little bit silly. Tiny house hunters might find that one of following options from the 2013 Wee Wheels Tiny Car Show is better tailored to their diminutive needs.
An itsy bitsy bubble house deserves a matching isty bitsy bubble car, and the BMW Isetta is the perfect fit. A little short on elbow room, though.
Want a backseat for carrying groceries or the occasional tagalong? This Hornet, a rare and luxurious version of the iconic Mini Cooper, will look great parked in the driveway of your teeny home.
Do you need four doors? You're living in a tiny house and we can't imagine why but if you insist, this minuscule Austin sedan is just the ticket.
Are you doing some major hauling? Moving furniture? Carrying lumber? This Japanese-market Subaru truck is ready to work. It even has 4-wheel drive!
Finally, how will you get a ride to the tiny airport from your tiny house? In a tiny taxi, naturally. This FIAT 500 is decked out in cab gear and is waiting for a fare. Hop in!
Chris Stout-Hazard leads product design and development for Roger + Chris and co-stars with Roger in Roger That. MORE ABOUT Chris Stout-Hazard
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