A 1965 Farmobil 700 seen at the 2014 Lime Rock Concours d'Élegance. This is a late model, which I suppose explains the headlamps - usually I only see single round headlights on Farmobils. Developed by Germany's Fahr company the Farmobil was built by Peter Kondorgouris' "Farco" company in Thessaloniki (Greece); this had been purchased by Chrysler by the time this car was built. The Farmobil was sold as a BMW in Germany and a few other countries, as a Steyr in Austria and Switzerland, and as a Chrysler product (through Simca in France) after the Farco takeover. Only about 1000 were built between 1962 and 1966. This one belongs to Willy Wiley, a long-term member of BMWCCA.