Bech was a Danish automobile project by Jørgen Bech, an engineer from Lyngby. The car was known as the Dråbebil, or teardrop car, and was built in 1937–39. It had a self-supporting tubular structure, and its teardrop shape gave very low air resistance. Cable steering made the handling unpredictable and dangerous, which put off potential backers. World War II ended the project. The idea was revived during the energy crisis…
