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The Utopian was created by the Utopian Motor Works, Leicester (UK) in 1914. The vehicle was powered by a 2-cylinder water cooled engine that was mounted under the seat. Steering the Utopian was achieved by a side tiller that work along the same principle as early steam cars. Only one vehicle was believed to have been manufactured for a local clergyman. The company also made bicycles.
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