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Scooter Garage changed the description of the group Vintage Vespa from “Vespa scooters manufactured before the late 1970s or early 1980s are considered vintage. These models include:

Early Models (1946-1950s): These include the very first Vespa, the 1946 Vespa 98, the 1949 Vespa 125, and the iconic Vespa 150 GS of 1955.
Smallframe Vespas (1960s-1990s): These are known for their lightweight design and smaller engines. Classic models include the Vespa Primavera (1967), the commercially successful Vespa 50 (1963), and the sporty Vespa 90 SS (1966).
Largeframe Vespas (1960s-2000s): These Vespas typically have larger engines and bodies. Well-known examples are the enduring Vespa PX (1977), and the powerful Vespa GT (1966).” to “Vespa scooters manufactured from the 1940s to the late 1990s are considered vintage. These models include the very first Vespa, the 1946 Vespa 98. Classic Vespas were built to be affordable and agile, requiring little maintenance.” 6 months ago

Scooter Garage changed the description of the group Modern Vespa from “Modern Vespas are generally those produced from the late 1990s onwards. They mark a shift towards modern design and technology compared to their vintage counterparts. They feature sleeker bodywork, better lighting, automatic transmissions, and fuel injection. Modern Vespa models include:

Vespa ET2 and Vespa ET4: The Vespa ET2 and Vespa ET4 were introduced as part of Vespa’s efforts to modernize and appeal to a wider range of customers. Both scooters share a classic Vespa design in a modern package.
LX/LXV: These are the entry-level models, known for their affordability, fuel efficiency, and user-friendliness. The LXV offers a retro-inspired aesthetic on the LX platform.
Primavera: A revival of the classic smallframe Vespa, the Primavera offers a stylish and nimble option with a touch of vintage flair.
Sprint: This sportier version of the Primavera features a more aggressive design and enhanced performance for a livelier ride.
GTS: The GTS is a powerful and feature-rich option, considered the “Grand Touring” scooter of the modern Vespa range. It’s suitable for longer commutes and highway cruising.
GTV This large-frame scooter combines modern technology with classic Vespa aesthetics, offering a luxurious riding experience with a retro twist.” to “Modern Vespas are generally those produced from the late 1990s onwards. They mark a shift towards modern design and technology compared to their vintage counterparts. They feature sleeker bodywork, better lighting, automatic transmissions, and fuel injection.” 6 months ago