1. Ferrari 512S Modulo
No, it's no joke, it's a true Ferrari, designed by Paolo Martin and presented at the Geneva Motor Show in 1970. This car is much like a spaceship in a cheap science fiction movie. We have to admit. It would be still the strangest look of the car ever made, from which angle you look at that vehicle.
2. 1955 Chrysler (Ghia) Streamline X “Gilda”
Some people might say it's a coolest car ever made, but we say it's the strangest car ever created. This car appears to be inspired by some kind of spaceship, and you can say that behind it must be wacky. However, the car's developers designed it to improve aerodynamics. But the design never hit, so this car was one of the strangest cars in all time on this list.
3. General Motors Firebird I, II and III
Firebird cars were prototype cars built by General Motors, primarily intended for the exhibition of Motorama car shows in 1953, 1956 and 1959. The three cars had a jet aircraft clearly inspired. And the weirder was every car they built.
4. 1948 Tasco
Tasco is one of the strangest human brain vehicles that has emerged. There are many people that still love it, but they love classic cars hardcore. But Tasco is a strange car for the rest of us.
5. Peel P50
This car is kind of sweet, we have to admit. The Peel P50 was a three-wheeled, Peel company manufactured from 1962 to 1965. The records of the smallest production car ever produced are kept by Guinness World. But we also believe that it is one of the strangest cars ever developed.
6. 1932 Ford Speedster
The unusual appearance of this Ford speedster makes it a sort of one, which is why it was sold for $770,000 at RM Auctions in 2016. A downward split-post screen was provided for the Speedster, unconventional. The design made no sense for anyone even at the time of the release, and it is one of the strangest look cars ever created.
7. General Motors Le Sabre
The GM LeSabre was the design car which came out in 1951. The design was inspired by aircraft, which are good manifestations of inspiration, elements such as the wrap around windshield or tail fins. But the car was not that weird in 1951, in fact the design was very common in the second half of the decade in automobiles, but nowadays the world isn't the same. We can easily claim today that this car is one of the strangest cars.
8. Bugatti Type 57s Aérolithe
When we hear the name of Bugatti today, we immediately remember a supercar like Veyron. But, as in the case of the Bugatti type 57s, the company produces hundreds of different car models and some can be easily seen as weird. They made a number of cars called "Type 57" like a 57 t, 57c and 57c tank, but the 57s Aérolithe Incarnation was the strangest of these cars.
9. Stout Scarab
William Bushnell Stout designed Stout in 1932. Stout Scarab. Marked as the first minivan in the world, its creator imagined this traveling vehicle to be a wheel office. Stout Scarab is small and has a long wheelbase to maximize accessible space, as did other cars of the time. But, this strange yet incredible car was not produced massively, only around a twelve cars have been made, and up to five Scarabs will survive nowadays.
10. Norman Timbs Special
In the 1940s, Norman E. Timbs worked with Tucker cars as an important engineer. He took on a project which would take more than three years to complete at that time. The aim was to create a vehicle later known as the special Norman Timbs. This car is one of the most sleek, streamlined and smoothly made custom cars ever. The long front nose and slimmed down without any doors make this one of the strangest cars ever created.
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