B.M.A. was an Italian manufacturer of microcars based in Alfonsine, in the province of Ravenna. The company's first product was the Amica, a three-wheeled microcar with plastic bodywork featuring gull-wing doors, offered with engines ranging from 50 to 223cc. In 1978, B.M.A. introduced the Brio, a single-seat three-wheeler with an unusual, flattened shape often compared to a slice of cheese. It was powered by a 47cc Sachs engine mounted at…