For decades, Vespa has been considered the OG retro scooter manufacturer, and for good reason—not only do its models remain relevant and contemporary today, but they also have the heritage and legacy to back it up. Naturally, lots of other manufacturers wanted in on the neo-retro scooter fun, and now, there are lots of other options to choose from when shopping for a classy, retro-inspired scooter.
Take, for example, GPX and its newest model, the Tuscany 150. GPX is a Thai motorcycle manufacturer that has been expanding across the Asian market. The company manufactures most of its bikes in Thailand, while sourcing some of its engines from Chinese suppliers. In the case of the Tuscany 150, GPX isn't even trying to hide the fact that it's inspired by Vespa. For starters, the scooter's body work is the spitting image of a Vespa Sprint, albeit with tweaked lines on the apron and floorboard which give it a slightly more modern appearance. It is, however, much cheaper than any Vespa, retailing for the equivalent of $1,772 USD.
