Development was based on an earlier (1981) C.AR test construction and the car was finally introduced in 1991. With a length of just 2.25 m, a maximum speed of 90 km/h and seating up to 4 people, the Baby-Car (as the model was named) would be, according to Mr. Argyriadis, an ideal city car. The company had already invested in its production when the project was cancelled due to financial limitations, forcing C.AR out of business.
The Baby-Car, a small city car developed from an earlier prototype in 1981, was introduced in 1991.  With a length of 2.25 meters and a top speed of 90 km/h, it could seat up to four people. Mr. Argyriadis believed the Baby-Car was ideal for city driving. The project was cancelled due to financial difficulties, leading to C.AR's closure.