Honda Put Mini Bikes in Cars in the 1960s.

The Honda Motocompo was one of the greatest accessories you could buy from a Japanese automaker in the 1980s. The tiny, foldable motorcycle served as the transportation for the last mile of inner-city commuting and neatly folded into the trunk of the adorable Honda City.
Despite the Motocompo being the most popular iteration of the in-car motorcycle, it was far from the first. As it turns out, Honda had been stuffing tiny motorized bikes into cars for two decades prior to the Motocompo's release, all the way back to the introduction of its first sports car.
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Copes? Don't you mean coupes? At 1:53