🏍️🇧🇷 Brazilian Advertising in its golden times! In 1996, while the Western world chased horsepower, Honda perfected the ultimate commuter tool with the C100 Dream, a motorcycle so efficient it became the economic backbone of entire nations. Powered by a bulletproof 97cc air-cooled 4-stroke engine, this “Econo-Power” machine was capable of achieving over 100 kilometers per liter (approx. 235 MPG) in steady-speed tests, numbers that remain staggering even today. Unlike the disposable scooters that followed, the 1996 Dream was over-engineered for durability, featuring a fully enclosed chain case and a transmission so robust that many original units are still running with minimal maintenance decades later. Its legacy is not just in saving fuel, but in proving that accessible, ultra-lightweight mobility could be virtually indestructible. With modern EVs still struggling to match the cheap, unlimited range of these 100cc legends, do you think there is still a place for this kind of s...