When Design Departments Went Rogue: 15 Cars That Looked Like Nothing Else on the Road

15. Stout Scarab

The Stout Scarab of the 1930s is often hailed as the world’s first minivan, decades ahead of its time. Its art deco styling, rear-mounted engine, and innovative modular interior set it apart from any car of its era.
With only a handful ever built, the Scarab remains one of the rarest and most forward-thinking vehicles in history, blending luxury, practicality, and futuristic design.
Uncover its extraordinary legacy at Hagerty.