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60 Years in the Making; Vespa's New LX 151cc Scooter

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Vespa LX 151cc Scooter

T
he latest chapter in a six-decade story of Vespa's design repertoire, representing a truly unique legacy.

A timelessly elegant design and compact steel body make it stand out from the throng of urban traffic.

Ever since 1946, the Vespa (Italian for 'wasp') has remained faithful to its heritage whilst consistently appealing to changing generations as the stylish way to get around town.

Since its conception it has sold nearly 17 million units. Initially a means of personal transport and freedom in post-war Europe, the Vespa has become a style icon and symbol of Italian design.

This139th model is more sharply drawn, and the round headlamp and rear-view mirrors in chrome-plated steel are a style statement straight out of Vespa history.

The all-steel body sets the Vespa LX apart from any other scooter produced today and offers unmatchable rigidity and steering precision.

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