Ligier Ambra Country-2000

The Ambra Country is a continuation of Ligier microcars that can be driven in France without a license. Ligier started production of microcars in 1980 with the JS4, and in 2008 when they bought their competitor, Microcar Company, became the largest manufacturer in France of these small cars. Although small in size, the Ambra has an aluminum frame covered with polycarbonate body panels. This makes the car light, yet structurally very strong, resulting in a very safe car. The Ambra was not required to pass crash tests, but because of its superior construction, it was able to pass these crash tests in 2000. Fully independent suspension with front disc brakes, and rack and pinion steering, made the car highly maneuverable.

 

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Manufacturer:  Automobiles Ligier

Country of Origin:  Vichy, France

Drivetrain Configuration:  Front engine, front-wheel drive

Engine:  2 cylinder, 505cc, Lombardi Diesel

Transmission:  CVT automatic

Top Speed:  30 MPH

Years of Production:  2000

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