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The 20 Weirdest Street-Legal Vehicles

Here are some cars that probably regret being born.

By Neill Lynskey

Published 6 months ago

Turns out, just about anything is welcome on the open road if it has wheels and turn signals.


The highway is a dangerous place, and passenger safety is supposed to be important. But some car companies have developed ways to get road-trippers speeding through lanes in strange, rickety contraptions. 


There’s a car narrow enough to slip between trucks, a European four-wheeler that looks more like a lawn mower, and even a microcar with one headlight that barely fits one person.


Scroll through some weird rides and keep an eye out while driving for any of these oddities passing by. 

  • 1

    Grinnall Scorpion III

    A three-wheeled vehicle based on motorcycle components

    Grinnall Scorpion III

  • 2

    Subaru 360

    A kei car from the 1950s with a rear engine and fiberglass roof

    Subaru 360

  • 3

    Citroën Ami

    A modern electric city car classified as a quadricycle in some European countries

    Citroën Ami

  • 4

    Messerschmitt KR200

    A bubble canopy microcar made by the former aircraft manufacturer in postwar Germany

    Messerschmitt KR200

  • 5

    Nissan S-Cargo

    A small cargo van sold only in Japan

    Nissan S-Cargo

  • 6

    Toyota i-Road

    A three-wheeled electric vehicle with active lean technology for cornering

    Toyota i-Road

  • 7

    Tango T600

    An ultra-narrow electric car designed for urban commuting and lane splitting

    Tango T600

  • 8

    Volkswagen Thing

    A military-derived civilian vehicle with a boxy design, produced in the 1970s

    Volkswagen Thing

  • 9

    Morgan 3-Wheeler

    A modern recreation of early 20th-century three-wheelers, using a V-twin engine and exposed mechanicals.

    Morgan 3-Wheeler

  • 10

    Aptera

    A solar-powered, three-wheeled electric vehicle with a highly aerodynamic body

    Aptera

  • 11

    Lit Motors C-1

    A fully enclosed, self-balancing electric motorcycle using gyroscopic stabilization

    Lit Motors C-1

  • 12

    Bond Bug

    A two-seat, three-wheeled British microcar

    Bond Bug

  • 13

    Covini C6W

    An Italian sports car with six wheels

    Covini C6W

  • 14

    Fiat Multipla

    A compact MPV with an unconventional wide-body design and three front seats

    Fiat Multipla

  • 15

    Elio Motors Trike

    A proposed three-wheeled enclosed vehicle with tandem seating and high fuel efficiency, though not mass-produced

    Elio Motors Trike

  • 16

    Renault Twizy

    A compact, two-seat electric vehicle intended for short urban trips

    Renault Twizy

  • 17

    BMW Isetta

    A 1950s bubble car with a single front-opening door and a 250cc engine

    BMW Isetta

  • 18

    Campagna T-Rex

    A Canadian-made three-wheeled vehicle with a motorcycle engine and side-by-side seating.

    Campagna T-Rex

  • 19

    Peel P50

    A three-wheeled microcar from the 1960s, known as the smallest production car ever made

    Peel P50

  • 20

    Reliant Robin

    A three-wheeled British car produced from the 1970s to the 2000s, classified as a motorcycle in the UK

    Reliant Robin

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