11. Stout Scarab
The Stout Scarab, crafted in the 1930s, is widely regarded as the world’s first minivan. Its streamlined, beetle-like exterior and Art Deco flair set it apart from anything else on the road at the time.
Inside, the Scarab was incredibly advanced, boasting a configurable, lounge-like interior that prioritized passenger comfort and flexibility. Although only a few were ever made, its influence on automotive design is undeniable, making it a true icon of innovation and style.
Read about the Scarab on Smithsonian Magazine