This exclusive: the 10 most strange cars in history, which really surprise

1. Norman Timbs Special

And this is how the hood rises ...

This car is one of the most elegant and sleek cars in history. The long rear and streamlined design without any doors made it one of the most fantastic cars ever created by people.

2. Stout Scarab

Stout Scarab was developed by William Bushnell Stout in 1932. Considered the world's first minivan, this car was conceived by its creator as an office on wheels. Unlike other cars of that era, the Stout Scarab has a small nose and a long wheelbase to maximize the available space. But this strange, but amazing car did not go into mass production, only about a dozen "Thick Scarabs" were manufactured, and until today only 5. survived.

3. Bugatti Type 57s Aerolithe

The forerunner of modern supercars.

Today, with the word Bugatti, a supercar, such as Veyron, immediately comes to mind. But this company has produced hundreds of different models of cars, and some of them easily fit in the concept of "strange", as in the case of the Bugatti Type 57. Several cars with a similar name, for example, 57t, 57c and 57c tank, were produced, but this embodiment under the name 57e Aerolithe was the most outlandish among all of them.

4. General Motors Le Saber

GM LeSabre is a concept car that was shown in 1951. Its design was inspired by airplanes, as hinted at by such elements as streamlined windscreen and tail fins. However, in 1951 the car was not so strange, because during the second half of the decade, this style became commonplace. Today it is easy to say that this car is one of the strangest.

5. 1932 Ford Speedster

A car created by a descendant of Henry Ford.

The unusual appearance of this high-speed car, designed by the son of Henry Ford, makes it unique. Not surprisingly, it was sold for $ 770,000 in 2016 at the RM Auctions auction. Speedster received an understated windshield at an unusual angle and with a separate rack. Even at the time of release, this design did not make much sense, and today the Speedster is considered to be one of the strangest cars.

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Peel P50 three-wheel car

It is necessary to recognize that this car is something even cute. Peel P50 was a three-wheeled microcar, originally produced by Peel from 1962 to 1965. He still holds the Guinness World record of the smallest production car. And this is undoubtedly one of the strangest cars ever created.

7. 1948 Tasco

1948 Tasco Buerriga.

Tasco is one of the strangest creations of the human brain. Although there are many people who still like "IT", they are hardcore lovers of classic cars. For all the rest, Tasco looks weird. Initially, Tasco was the prototype of an American sports car, created after the Second World War. He was distinguished by the controls developed by Gordon Buerig, and was the first car in the world with a T-top roof.

8. General Motors Firebird I, II and III

Well, VERY weird cars.

The Firebird cars were prototypes of cars built by General Motors for demonstrations in 1953, 1956 and 1959 at motor shows Motorama. All three cars were clearly inspired by a jet aircraft. And every car that created GM was more strange than the previous one.

9. 1955 Chrysler (Ghia) Streamline X "Gilda"

Some will say that this is the coolest car, while others will assure that this is the strangest car. It seems that this car was inspired by some cosmic ship, and pretty stupid. However, the developers of the car created Streamline X to achieve better aerodynamics. But the design has not caught on.

10. Ferrari 512S Modulo

Ferrari 512S Modulo

No, this is not a joke, it's a real Ferrari, more precisely a concept car developed by Paolo Martin and presented at the 1970 Geneva Motor Show. It's worth admitting that this car is very similar to a spaceship from a cheap sci-fi movie.