12 Weirdest and Strangest Vehicles You Can Drive In - Part 2

Can't get enough of the first part? Then allow us to satisfy your craving with a second round of the weirdest and strangest vehicles you can drive in.

“Quirky” Cars

Transparent Car

We have to admire Shell Helix’s confidence. They wanted to prove how Helix Ultra oil could really keep a car’s engine clean, so they created a transparent car. This beats paint jobs to a pulp.

Topsy-Turvy Bus

No, this isn’t the aftermath of the Apocalypse. But it does come quite close, though. Still, it’s a great way to make rollovers almost a thing of the past.

Upside Down Race Car

Is that car upside down or not?  Built by merging a 1999 Chevy Camaro with a 1990 Ford Fiesta, it actually looks like its skidding on the road, thanks to the wheels hidden underneath.

Round Car

We keep wondering whether this car will ever arrive at its destination at some point in its (life)time.

Boxed Car

Should you EVER run out of boxes when you're packing up your things, you know who to call.

The "What-the-Heck-is-That?" Car

So we really don't understand what the design is--and what they were thinking when they did this--but really, we don't need to be analytical about this, right?

We're talking about the weirdest and strangest vehicles here, and this one pretty much hits the number one spot.

“Fashion" Cars

Leather Shoe Car

Who says leather can only be used for your car’s interiors? The Leather Shoe Car was created by the Kang Shoe Factory as a way to promote their brand. This car can reach 20 miles per hour (32 kph), and took five bull leathers to create.

Stiletto Shoe Car

Move over, Jimmy Choo and Manolo Blahnik--there’s a new shoe brand that comes in three wheels, and doesn't cost the universe to purchase.

“Science Fiction” Cars

GM En-V

General Motors created one of the strangest vehicles we've ever seen--an almost "half-finished," egg-shaped electric car. It drives on two wheels, and uses Segway’s balancing technology.

Boiled eggs, anyone?

UFO Car

Why aren't we surprised that a UFO-looking car landed on this list?!?

“Household” Cars

Toaster Car

The Toaster car is a Scion XB, with two slots cut out on top to place the two toasts. The result: a car that many gluten- and wheat- sensitive people need to stay away from.

Neverwas House Haul Car

This strange vehicle “neverwas” just a car--it's also a house, too. It's composed mainly of recycled materials, and measures 24 feet (length) and 12 feet (width).

Now, if only Peter Pan can drive it to Neverland...