You don't always need high-dollar, high-horsepower cars to have fun out on the road or track. Motorcycles have traditionally been the weapon of choice for performance fans on a budget but more ...

“So often the pure joy of driving comes from simply driving alone,” says Steve Hall, CEO of Utah-based Vanderhall Motor Works. Which is why he has just unveiled a new single-seat Speedster version of ...

I’m in a hollowed-out, three-wheeled, 11 foot-9-inch metal cigar, all 1,550 pounds of me blasting back from Salt Lake City to Provo through the mountains, the weather disagreeably cloudy and ...

EL SEGUNDO, California—My first thought upon seeing the three-wheel, one-seat, zero-door Vanderhall Venice Speedster was that it was a ridiculous waste of money. But then a Lamborghini Aventador ...

Vanderhall’s line of three-wheel roadsters is getting a little bigger with the all-new Venice Speedster being added to the family. Making its debut at the Sturgis motorcycle rally in South Dakota, the ...

Utah's Vanderhall has dropped its latest three-wheel open-top roadster at the Sturgis Rally. Based on the Venice, the Speedster deletes the passenger seat for a lone wolf touring experience in which ...

Vanderhall's Venice reverse trike is now even more affordable thanks to the addition of a new Speedster variant. It's powered by a turbocharged inline-4 and comes with only one seat, which Vanderhall ...

“The reason we set out in the autocycle segment is because there are less design envelopes we need to work within,” says Vanderhall founder Steve Hall. “The category gives us a lot of freedom.” That ...

Vanderhall has used the Sturgis motorcycle rally to unveil the 2019 Venice Speedster. Designed for extended “solo touring,” the model is based on the three-wheel Venice and features a shorter ...

Topline: The all-new, luxury-oriented Carmel is the new top of the line in Vanderhall’s range of three-wheeled autocycles What’s New: The Carmel is an all-new model for 2019. It resembles the Venice ...

Snug in the open-air cockpit of Vanderhall Motor Works’ new single-seat Venice Speedster, I pull on protective goggles and become Sir Henry Birkin, one of the famed Bentley Boys, circa 1932. OK, so ...