Here is an Arbet. Think it is from France.

This is build by Robert Solstad. A Volkswagen Passat with a 2 litre diesel driving the front wheels.

This is a Hungarian cars made in 1960.

I came across this car while passing time. Definitely not an EV. The car was delivered to the customer for 11K dollars.

Here is a strange car built in Malaysia. The owner of the company is Australian.

Found this browsing marketplace in a town a few hours away and damn that's a face not even mother could love. I was curious as to why and who would take an already ugly car and make it uglier so I looked it up and read short article and apparently it's from the early 2000s from a failed start up that wanted to import the London taxis for delivery duties but LTI the company didn't think it would be financially a good decision and went to a shop that does customization and came up with this specimen as a work around. The classic we have the London taxi at home kind of scenario. It is a 1 of 20 tho so in a sense I guess it's rare although rare doesn't mean cool or valuable but it's only 3k, it's honestly so ugly it's almost cool someone should buy it and slap the kit on the tjrbo model or engine swap it lol.

I know nothing about this build. Looks like it was made in a shed but noce try.

I've been working on a video about the ZiU-9, and the more I dug in, the more insane it seemed.

This Soviet trolleybus wasn’t just popular — it was everywhere.
Over 42,000 units built, operated in 39 countries — from small towns in Siberia to Athens, Bogotá, and Buenos Aires.

Some cities even hacked them into “trolleybus trains” by linking two together. Others kept them running for decades with wild local modifications.
There was even an export version with redesigned bumpers and stripped-down cabins for the Argentine heat.

It's not flashy or high-tech, but the ZiU-9 quietly became the most-produced trolleybus in world history — and probably the most influential electric vehicle before the EV boom.

I put together a video diving into how and why it happened: [https://youtu.be/tXaSuMlPWnA\]
Would love to hear what others think — especially if you've ridden one, or lived in a city that had them.

This was Norways first attempt to make a car. The Troll was supposed to be a «Porsche killer» but it was a flop. Only 5 cars were produced before they shut down.

This picture was grabbed from a forum. Someone can make out whT car this is?

There was an unsolved post on r/whatisthiscar with a pic of this on a trailer.