Now Piaggio is getting into the act with the release of a retro-inspired Vespa. The new Vespa S, with its rectangular headlamp, trimmed down mudguard and racy-looking back light, is designed to appeal to Italian youths who have heard about the famous 50 Special model from parents or grandparents.
The Vespa 50 special first appeared in 1969 and rapidly became a favorite because it was light, sporty and seemed to represent the freedom of youth. Original models are still highly sought after and the bike’s cult status was confirmed a few years ago when teen band Lunapop sang its praises in their smash hit ‘50 Special’.
The scooter’s modern version comes in 50cc and 125cc versions and will sell respectively for 2,500 and 3,200 euros.
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