The Weird Cars collection is for vehicles that took a different approach to design, packaging, or engineering and ended up standing apart from the usual lineup. It covers unusual sports cars, unconventional crossovers, quirky hatchbacks, oddball pickups, experimental EVs, and vehicles that mixed categories in ways that were difficult to classify. Some were built around a specific idea, while others simply looked or worked unlike anything else in their class. What makes these cars interesting is the engineering behind their unusual formulas, from the Chevrolet SSR's retractable hardtop and truck bed to the BMW i3's carbon-fiber passenger cell, Subaru SVX's flat-six AWD layout, Toyota Previa's mid-engine packaging, and Tesla Cybertruck's stainless-steel body construction. The collection also covers distinctive solutions such as rotary-style styling, unconventional seating layouts, hybrid drivetrains, electric powertrains, removable roofs, body-on-frame platforms, and crossover designs, making these some of the more memorable and unconventional cars of their respective eras.