32: Suzuki X-90
You’ve got to give Suzuki credit. The automaker was giving it all it had during the nineties. The X-90, the Esteem, and even the Swift were moving into modern designs. This model was never a sales success, but when you see one, you know it is unique. The X-90 was based on the same platform as the Sidekick/Tracker, and it possessed some steady off-road chops. The problem with the thing was that it was only a two-seater. The design was also polarizing to certain demographics and thus, never sold well.
With the rise of crossover vehicles today the Suzuki X-90 would probably be a hit. It seems that this was just the right car at the wrong time. The values on the X-90 have been going up because of the car obscurity, and if you can find one in the original condition the X-90 can be a real gem.