Referred to as simply “Mokes,” Moke America’s vehicles offer a top speed of 25 mph (40 km/h) from their 7.5 kW continuous rated and 15 kW peak rated electric motors.

A VINTAGE convertible that's "one of the best little cars around on a sunny day" is on sale for €6, 500. The stunning Austin Mini Moke Scamp MK11 rolled off the production line in 1977.

The Mini Moke 1275 Californian is based on the classic Mini Cooper S, a successful British rally and circuit racing car of the period. It is equipped with the same 1,275cc engine, transmission ...

The Moke was made in Britain, Australia, and Portugal over its 29-year run, and shared the same underpinnings with the humble Mini. Powered by either a 1.0-, 1.1-, or 1.3-liter 4-cylinder, the ...

Read Also: Modern-Day Moke Lands In Britain From £20,000 But It Doesn’t Come From MINI The electric motor produces 44 hp (33 kW / 45 PS) which is less compared to the 67 hp (50 kW / 68 PS) of ...

Cars don't come much simpler than the Mini Moke. Conspicuously devoid of basic features like a roof, doors, and side windows, the Sir Alex Issigonis-designed Moke nevertheless has enjoyed a cult ...

As for the Moke, it was a four-seater "fun car," which enjoyed relative success in the sunny regions of the USA and Australia. It was kept into production only four years, with 14,500 units produced.

Silodrome notes that the Moke was built with similar internal composition to the Mini brand, and its namesake is derived from a slang term for "mule."The vehicle was crafted to be flung out of ...

Mini Moke owners work on their treasured possessions year round: customising, upgrading and fixing the historical vehicles. "Malroy is a pretty basic type of car, there are no computerisations or ...

When most people think of the word Mini, the classic pocket-sized car that became a symbol of 1960s Britain is usually the first thing that comes to mind; immortalized on the big screen thanks to ...