As always, I'll be giving out major awards and prizes to those who explain why their choice is so strange.

A red and cream BMW Isetta microcar driving along the road - Lothar Spurzem/Wikimedia Commons Regular people collect baseball cards, stamps, comic book, and stuff like that. Sure, they can be a bit ...

Last week we asked you to share the weirdest car you've seen used by your local government, and the answers were sufficiently strange. Some cars that your local governments use aren't even sold in ...

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Concept cars usually stay exactly where they belong: on rotating turntables at auto shows, safely quarantined from the mundane realities of crash testing and consumer budgets. Yet every so often, the ...

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The weirdest car, which actually looks nothing like a car, has returned to the market. And yes, this return is somehow even more bizarre than the last time. Because here is the most astonishing thing ...

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