15 Strangest Cars Ever Made
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Publicado 2023-05-19
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My Dad owned an Isetta in Red with white interior in 1960. Brand new and fun to ride it! As a child, my brother drove it to school when he was 8 years old!
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4:45 Electric cars were in use long long before this.
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Only thing missing is Mr. Bean
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Ah! The Isetta, the first BMW with a central locking system.
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My father-in-law owned a Bubble Car in the late 1960s. He loved it!
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Some of those vehicles like the Stout Scarab and the PE50 and the Isetta can be found in the Stahls Automobile Museum in New Baltimore Michigan. It also has some REO Speedwagons and some movie cars like the Chitty Chitty Bang Bang Car and the 2 cars driven by Tony Curtis and Jack Lemmon in the movie The Great Race!👍
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The Stout Scarab is a GORGEOUS Little gem I've never heard of until now. What a BOSS level car ♥️
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Good list. The Stratos pair - while significantly different from each other STILL represent one of the most successful concept to road car built - while relatively rare, what a goer!
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LOVE that Stout Scarab !!
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The Testarossa is the most beautiful car ever, all curves and latent power, but the bubble cars are more interesting! Great video, thanks for posting!
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Great to see such fun cars. We would also add Smyk - 1957 Polish Microcar
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I do gotta say that some of these designs were incredible. The smaller ones were unique but total death traps.
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There were electric vehicles being made in the 1800s, long before the Ouef was even thought of. They were very capable and had even better range than it did.
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The Norman Timbs Special is a great discovery for me. This is the first time I am seeing this masterpiece. One of my favorite cars ever designed is the Mercury Lead Sled, I think it would fit perfectly on your list.
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I just love these unique and oddball designs for cars. Every one of them here is either silly or amazing. I laughed when seeing the Isetta because I remembered it from "Family Matters" as Steve Urkel's car. But that Lamborghini Egoista, I think I'm in love! From the moment I saw it I thought it looked like it dropped down from Cybertron. Those lines and angles are a thing of beauty. Now I suddenly want to see models and toys for it since I can never have the real thing. Ideally one of those larger diecast cars but I would settle for a Hot Wheels or a Lego Speed Champion version.
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These were, and still are, car's ahead of their time...And these one's 🇮🇹 take the 🏆 for style. Them 🇺🇸 🇩🇪 for muscle 💪🏻
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The Messerschmitt Kabinenroller was a crazy design, a former aircraft company just took the idea of a fighter cockpit and added enough parts until it could be called a car.
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It was informative and enjoyable watching..thanks
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When it's not disguised as a car the Lamboghini Egoista is a giant robot.
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Mensch, wir brauchen jetzt solche Autos!!!! ❤❤❤