Sunday, November 5, 2017

Quirkiest Car Ever

'bout time for a DIFFERENT post, here it is,

I thought I should do a bit more of an audience focused post this week. So, I ask you, fanbase,

What is The Quirkiest Car Ever Made?

I propose the Meshershmitt Tiger. After World War II ended, Mesherschmitt were not allowed to make figher planes, for obvious reasons. It used a canopy from the more famous kind of Meshershmitt, the WWII German airplane manufacturer. That's not even the best part. Because it was powered by a 2-cycle engine, to get reverse, you have to twist the key the other way, and it is possible to get all the gears going backwards! Here is a picture of the little car with a VERY VERY chequered past:


(credit: carpixx.com)

What do you think? Post your answer in the comments!

10 comments:

  1. They don't have to be cars you like (I really don't like the Tiger because it was built by ex-nazis), just cars that you find quirky.

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  2. How about the Citroen Cactus 2014? It is named after a cactus and was so weird looking no one bought it.

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    1. That may also be due to the fact that the two tone was rubber! Most people don't want to drive a car that looks(and that's about as fast) as a bumper car.

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  3. Penpie's nephew here, how about the Reliant Regal possible the most Un-regal car ever. The Jensen GT is up there as well.

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    1. The Regal is fairly pathetic. It makes 23 horsepower, and the same car that Mr. Bean hated! The GT is cool, though. A shooting brake Jensen-Healy? Yes please! Of course, because it is a classic British car, it may become a shooting break(down).

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  4. I like the Jensen, but it IS quirky.

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    1. Quirky doesn't neccisarily mean bad. For instance, SAABs are quirky, but are great cars.

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  5. Is this a mechanical frog? Ribbit? It is insulting the frog...

    I might have had a toy car once that looked like this one..beep..beep..

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    1. Paint it green, and put the anti-shatter-glass-headlights-racing-tape on the headlights. Congragulations, you now own a motorized Kermit.

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    2. Guys from work are submitting their quirky car choices to me and I will compile a top 10 list and post it here.

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