20 Strangest Cars Ever Made

[@jap1378]

The three wheeler in the UK was taxed and licensed as a motorcycle which was a lot cheaper that a four wheeler. Hence the Reliant Robin, Bond Minicar etc.

[@JoeCox-cb7fp]

The Faraday FFZero is one amazing concept vehicle!

[@rollandnewcomb5524]

#14 The 1955 BMW ISETTA: In the late 1950's, early 1960's, I was in elementary school and the principal had one of those cars. One day when I was sick, he took me home in it. I'll NEVER forget that car!!

[@PardonMeBut...]

For a 3 wheeled car to be stable, you just have to put 2 wheels at the front & 1 at the back. Problem solved.

[@douglarsen50]

"Roads? Where we are going we don't need, roads." Let me know when we get there.

[@jerome6572]

Cool loved the designs.Jerome❤❤❤

[@RegebroRepairs]

Considering the amount of wedge cars, it seems they weren't that weird.

[@SuperMrNero]

the old 197 fiat multipla was weard too... but beautiful at the same time!!

[@countrytom1956]

A car owner in San Diego had a BMW isetta in the’60’s in my neighborhood.

[@MichaelsMustang]

That is hardly surprising as BMW made161,728 of them, they were sold all over the world.

[@PaulRees-z5s]

Why a Tennessee license plate then?

[@arthurnicholson9165]

one of the best

[@mrgreyman3358]

Still peeved that the GT90 didn't go into production.

[@john1703]

You forgot to mention that the Lamborghini Marzal effectively was a trial for the more conventional and very successful Espada. The fully glazed gull-wing doors were not such a good idea, because of heat build-up and lack of modesty for ladies.

[@TheSleepingonit]

Being 6 ft 6 I can't see myself fitting in most of these even if I could afford

[@PhilOsGarage]

You could, but it might involve sawing your legs off, which isn’t ideal.

[@johngerry3256]

Loved it

[@ChrisT-w4p]

Way to go!

[@MrSlipstreem]

Instability with the Reliant Robin became a total non-issue if you fitted 20mm spacers on the rear wheels. Yep. 20mm on both sides was all it needed. I'm surprised Reliant didn't take notice of what so many owners were doing and make them standard fitment. The 850cc Robin was actually pretty quick off the mark for its day due to having an excellent power-to-weight ratio and low gearing. I used to love giving early VW Golf GTIs a run for their money at the traffic lights, although the drivers of said Golfs were generally none too happy if they were beaten by a vehicle they'd just been laughing at!

[@stevelawrence5123]

The 2 wheel car has a Tennessee license plate.

[@beauthestdane]

Honestly, I find most of these to be anywhere from not too awful looking to just downright hideous. All in the eye of the beholder I suppose.

[@capt.bart.roberts4975]

I love Lancias.

[@juliansmith4295]

New drinking game: Take a drink every time this narrator thinks he sounds cool or funny or whatever by saying "ride" instead of car.

[@MiniLemmy]

I can’t think of a worse idea than fabric skin on a car……

[@Andrew-h8j2v]

Hi there the scary cherry you forgot the Chrysler turbine

[@johnedwards3621]

My mother and I rode in the back of a new 4 seat Isosetta 73 years ago. It had the front door, an a side door for the back seat.

[@biglongcadillac]

The one car you use as your title image isn't even featured in this video....just a single still picture with no additional information. Clickbait is not an attribute to strive for.

[@juleanekent917]

It was in the video at timestamp 2:40.

[@biglongcadillac]

It is an AI created image. In other words....FAKE

[@biglongcadillac]

​@juleanekent917 the car is called Gyro X and had gyroscopic stability control which allowed it to drive upright on two wheels.

[@charlesflint9048]

I was hoping to see it in action.

[@CaptainSensibleJr]

Wassock

[@jakewilson4679]

Narrator is very good at his job 👍😊✌️

[@thomasmcalear8673]

IF THE SOUND ISN'T "HOLLYWOOD", THAT STRATOS SOUNDS LIKE A JOKESWAGGON....

[@nigelpluck3342]

2:59 Why would a car company wait long enough to get a Tennessee Antique Auto plate to test a car in Italy, surely the car would have been tested long before it qualified for an Antique Auto plate?

[@andrewvanhouten2482]

Supercool

[@gotham61]

The red two wheeled car @ 2.40 is called the Gyro-X, and it was developed and built in California in the late 1960's. It has nothing to do with Italy. A lot of the "facts" in this video are just made up nonsense.

[@freddyherman]

"strangest cars?" An Isetta that had sold over 100,000 of them? The Robin (3 wheeler) looks a lot like the American Davis (which was not mentioned together).

[@mikegLXIVMM]

2:45 No, not Italy. It was created in Ridgecrest, California by Gyro Transport Systems in 1967. It was balanced by a large gyro, and could not be tipped over.

[@TheChill001]

speaks of a twowheeler in italy...but the pictured vehicle has a tenessee licepence plate...like REALLY?

[@MikeSchmidt-qt7ls]

2:55 italy? Has a Tennessee plate

[@drider43]

Yeah, Memphis, Italy. Never heard of it? 🙃

[@lebenunterwegs1038]

I would like to see how people get into some of the concept cars. How to enter the Lancia Stratos HF Zero for example?

[@grandcrowdadforde6127]

Tesla Cyber truck! outstranges them all..

[@indybob770]

He said the two wheel car was in Italy but has Tennessee plates. Am sucks!

[@Einy74]

Everybody knows Tennessee is in Italy!!

[@joeydepalmer4457]

Would have liked to seen the Robin where the driver was sitting in the middle and not on the edge

[@schlomoubermann]

Buick Centurion had rear camera to get view worse than from a mirror. Buick Centurion's glass roof cracked on uneven surfaces.

[@z3245861]

There may not be enough video footage. I was always intrigued by the Buckminister Fuller Dymaxion car. I think two were made. The surviving car was at the Stark Nevada Harrah's car museum. It was only an experimental car, and not finished out like your other cars.

[@beauthestdane]

Sorry, but retractable hardtops have been around since well before that Ferrari version. 1957-59 Ford Fairlane 500 Skyliner comes to mind. It was not even manually operated, and became a full convertible with the top down. Yes, it was a completely different mechanism, but it still was a retractable hard top.

[@David_Lloyd-Jones]

Plymouth vs. Edsel.

[@tonyhawthorne3222]

Is the of the two wheeled car driver Yoda?

[@jakewilson4679]

Or a gremlin leprechaun 🤣

[@dragoncubes1074]

@@jakewilson4679 I noticed that, too.

[@AntoineLangendijk]

Chevy Corvair95 Rampside pick-up truck (only 19 700 produced between 1961-64) awesome strangeness.

[@jonmower3680]

Shame you got the info wrong for the Reliant Robin and Regal come to that, the car was designed specifically to allow those with NO car driving licence, but a motorbike licence holder could drive this, it ran for decades, and was very popular.

[@capt.bart.roberts4975]

The Timms Special looks very similar to Bluebird.

[@garywatson3778]

#sweettopic Where in Italy is Tennessee?

[@grandcrowdadforde6127]

>> uhm... next to France?

[@gotham61]

The Aston Martin Bulldog was never intended to break the land speed record, which in 1979 was over 620 MPH.

[@jonmower3680]

yes it was, the production car records, not the land speed record for jet propulsion cars.

[@gotham61]

@@jonmower3680The record for the fastest production car is not the same thing as the “land speed record”. Even the LSR for wheel driven cars with a regular internal combustion engine was well over 400 MPH in 1979. The Bulldog never made it into production, with just one prototype built. So how it could have been the fastest production car is beyond me.

[@arkadybron1994]

Not including the AmphiCar 770, suggests that your pick was somewhat arbitrary.

[@TheConsettcowboy]

You forgot the Mitsuoka Viewt a Nissan Micra with a Mk2 Jaguar front and backend.

[@WilHenDavis]

Oh dear! That voice! Eeeeeerrrrggghhhh! 😢

[@ticnatz]

I really like that Diva.....

[@gotham61]

The Ferrari Rainbow's targa roof "was a clever idea that nobody had already come up with". What a bunch of crap. Porsche had offered a targa roof on the 911 since 1966, and even Bertone, creators of the Rainbow, also designed the targa roof Fiat X1/9 that had been selling in big numbers since 1972.

[@thomasmcalear8673]

FERRARI RAINBOW=PONTIAC FIERO

[@melodied4314]

The only car messing is the Cyber Truck, which is ugly and with many reported problems. 😅

[@alexordonez4185]

Poor presentation. Poorly written. Often poorly pronunciated foreign words. Ferrucio Lamborghini is not Enzo Ferrari, as your picture in the Lamborghini Marzal segment suggests. The Timbs Special was inspired by the late 1930’s Auto Union Streamliner driven by Bernd Rosemeyer. The Bugatti Atlantic that inspired the Chrysler Atlantic was done in the 1930’s, not 1940’s, when World War II was going on. And that “Italian” red two wheeled concept car driving around in “Italy”, has Tennessee plates, and was the 1967 Ford Gyro-X concept, made in America… Etc, Etc. Please do your research next time…

[@fredschmitt456]

Franco Sbarro sits in Switzerland, not France

[@tonyjeff9436]

after over 100 years cars still move on wheels ha ha ha no change at all pretty dull

[@guenthermaurer-uc5kx]

Abartig schlimme autos !!!!

[@jukkasarilo7573]

Fiat Multipla. Having served I know that sleeping in an army tent is not nice. But possible. I am not so sure about Multipla.

[@WeaponTheory-j5h]

you forgot a tesla car :))

[@DarwinStearns]

Don't forget the grandfather of all strange vehicles: kzbin.info/www/bejne/sHTbYqKmqquEkLcsi=7EkthshWxFyW98tk

[@duncancremin1708]

Okay, I c add me to hear about the two wheeler in the title page. But you only gave it a passing mention and showed the same still picture. That, I’m sorry, earns you a thumbs down

[@HarleyHutson]

automatic widows killed $10000 cars.. now therels so much automatic crao on it your replacing "control modules" for $800+ a piece :-( the price of lazy ass's not just rolling there window down/up

[@MikeSchmidt-qt7ls]

4:52 cgi video, really, insulting to the viewer

[@edwardmylnychuk5774]

dont care about the name, i would not buy most of the first ones, look like crap regardless of who made them.

[@CKILBY-zu7fq]

Sorry but the queer rainbow wasn't the first convertible hard top. Learn what your talking about. You can start with corvet.

[@jakewilson4679]

What? Also, it's Corvette

[@LawpickingLocksmith]

Dumbo sais Italy and shows Tennessee plates

[@MichaelsMustang]

Next time you are going to produce a video try something knew read the books that give the accurate history of cars before you make an arse of yourself. There were cars in the 50s that could convert from a hard top to a convertible . I doubt you have ever driven a convertible by the stupid and totally inaccurate comment you made about opening a window. I have to wonder have you actually driven or spent you life in the CGI world. I gave up at this point because clearly nothing you said after that would be accurate. Mines 100 and 100 thumbs down is what you rate.

[@Steve-bj2ep]

Italian road in Tennessee?