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Today's vehicle is the Unimog!
"The first plans for the vehicle that would become the Unimog were put to paper in Germany in 1944, in the closing stages of World War II. It was famously conceived to be a cross between a tractor and a truck, able to do everything a tractor could do on the farm and most things a truck could do on the road. As a result of this, the track width of the first Unimogs w
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Today's car is both rare and weird. The 1954 Satecmo 'Eolia' was built by André George Claude in 1954 and was capable of 104mph, with a 850cc engine from a Renault 4CV in the back.
https://www.iconicauctioneers.com/1954-satecmo-eolia-one-of-one-unique-motorcar-rec00290-1-0712
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Today's weird little car is the Goggomobil Dart from Australia. Created in the 1960s and only weighing 345kg, this doorless fibreglass car had a brief period of popularity that ultimately did not last.
https://www.classicrally.com.au/Goggomobil%20Dart%20Classic%20Opinion.htm
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Today's car is the 1993 Suzuki Autozam AZ-1. Only 4,392 were ever made, partially due to the economic conditions in Japan at the time. It has a turbocharged 63hp inline 3 cylinder engine with a top speed of 137kmh (85mph).
https://www.lanemotormuseum.org/collection/cars/item/autozam-az-1-1993/
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Today's vehicle is the Unimog!
"The first plans for the vehicle that would become the Unimog were put to paper in Germany in 1944, in the closing stages of World War II. It was famously conceived to be a cross between a tractor and a truck, able to do everything a tractor could…
Today's car is the 2012 Zagato Volpe. It had solar panels integrated into the body to help recharge its batteries. An optional gasoline/CNG range-extender generator boosted its total driving range to around 380 km (236 mi). https://smallca…
Today's car is the 1993 Suzuki Autozam AZ-1. Only 4,392 were ever made, partially due to the economic conditions in Japan at the time. It has a turbocharged 63hp inline 3 cylinder engine with a top speed of 137kmh (85mph).
https://www.lan…
Today's weird vehicle is the electric Astraux AL. The Dubai based company first put out pre-orders in 2025 and now has multiple models.
"Among the optional equipment, Astraux mentions a built-in projector that allows passengers to watch m…
Today's car is the Auto Union Type 52 Schnellsportwagen. It's is a recreation of a 1930s design that was never built. It's powered by a 6.0 litre supercharged V16 engine derived from Auto Union's Grand Prix racing cars, producing around 52…
Today's vehicle is a rare 1968 HK Holden Belmont panel van, which would make a great hearse if painted black! This one has been done up over the course of 8 years and boasts 505 hp. As the Aussies say "it'd go like the clappers".
https://…
Today's car is the one-off, absolutely wild Aston Martin Cygnet. This little thing packs a 430bhp 4.7 litre V8 engine and can do 0-100km/h in 4.3 seconds. It has a top speed of 275 km/h (170 mp/h).
https://monochrome-watches.com/the-petro…
Today's car is the Honda S800. The design is only notable for how the front doesn't remotely match the back. It was in production from 1966–1970 and according to Wikipedia "With a redline of 8,500 rpm, it is one of the highest-revving spor…
Today's weird car is the City El, a 3 wheel electric vehicle that was taken over by a few manufacturers over the years. It only weighs 280kg (620lb) and some models could get up to over 60km/hr (37 mph)! I wouldn't dare.
https://en.wikipe…
Today's car is both rare and weird. The 1954 Satecmo 'Eolia' was built by André George Claude in 1954 and was capable of 104mph, with a 850cc engine from a Renault 4CV in the back.
https://www.iconicauctioneers.com/1954-satecmo-eolia-one-…
Today's weird little car is the Goggomobil Dart from Australia. Created in the 1960s and only weighing 345kg, this doorless fibreglass car had a brief period of popularity that ultimately did not last.
https://www.classicrally.com.au/Gogg…
Today's car is a rare 1949 Fiat-Patriarca 750 Berlinetta Sport. It has such a sad face!
"It was based on a Fiat 500 C chassis, which was bodied by coachbuilder Mario Faina in all aluminum and powered by a tuned Giannini 750-cc engine, pro…
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