Trihawk International, produced the Trihawk in the United States from 1982 to 1985. The Trihawk was a lightweight three-wheeled sports vehicle designed by Richard C. Oakes, featuring a fiberglass body, front-wheel drive, and power from small-displacement engines sourced from Renault. Combining motorcycle-like simplicity with sports car styling, the Trihawk offered economical performance and distinctive handling. Characterized by its unconventional three-wheel layout, aerodynamic design, and limited production of approximately 400 units, the Trihawk remains one of the most recognizable American three-wheeled vehicles of the 1980s.