6. Subaru Baja
The Subaru Baja blurred the line between pickup and wagon, sporting a design that left many scratching their heads. Its chunky plastic cladding and short truck bed made it a true oddball, but also incredibly versatile.
While its unconventional look limited mainstream appeal, the Baja won over adventurous drivers who appreciated its all-wheel-drive capability and utility. Today, it enjoys a cult following among those who love cars that dare to be different. Road & Track