You have ridden a Yamaha motorcycle. Now you may drive a Yamaha car
Back to the past
November 04, 2015, 23:58 ISTIn fact, Neither Motiv.e, nor the Sports Ride concept is the beginning of Yamaha's four-wheel dreams. Yamaha's OX99-11, which was supposed to be launched in 1994, was the first serious attempt by the Japanese two-wheeler maker to get into car segment.
Eventually, the project was terminated with only three prototypes ever built, one each in red, yellow and blue.
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