1. Nissan S-Cargo
Launched in 1989, the Nissan S-Cargo looked like it had driven straight out of a Saturday morning cartoon.
Inspired by the classic Citroën 2CV van, its bubbly, snail-shaped body—and a name that cheekily nods to ‘escargot’—made it an instant cult classic.
Built under the innovative Pike Factory lineup, the S-Cargo delivered retro charm and city-friendly practicality.
Collectors and oddball car enthusiasts still celebrate its whimsical styling and quirky appeal.
Source: Jalopnik