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15 Cars From the 90s That Made Zero Sense — and We Love Them For It

6. Toyota Sera

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A rare 1990 Toyota Sera showcases its distinctive butterfly doors and expansive glass roof design. | Image from libguides.humboldt.edu (Creative Commons Licensed)

The Toyota Sera, produced from 1990 to 1996, was a compact coupe that captivated enthusiasts with its futuristic design elements. Its most striking feature was the butterfly-style doors, which opened upward to provide easy access to the cabin. The car also boasted a glass canopy roof, offering an open and airy driving experience. These design choices drew comparisons to supercars like the McLaren F1, which also featured distinctive doors and a focus on driver engagement. Despite its limited production and niche appeal, the Sera remains a beloved example of Toyota’s innovative spirit. (Silodrome)

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