1. Mercedes-Benz Count Trossi SSK

Luxury car maker Mercedes-Benz has named this “Count Trossi” SSK after the “aristocratic” Italian race-car driver Count Carlo Felice Trossi. This car actually has a very stylish set of wheels, despite having ‘weird car design’. This car had been extremely successful in the Le Mans, Monaco, and the Mille Miglia.

There are only four original models of the Count Trossi SSK in the world and each is a ‘holy grail’ among car collectors. Recently one model from 1929 sold for US$7.4 million!

2. Peugeot Honey-B

The Peugeot Honey-B like its namesake looks pretty much like a big honey bee on wheels! It seems like a Peugeot car designer must have got stung by a honeybee one day and he decided to immortalize his ‘honeybee experience’ and came up with this strange car.

Like bees, it is aerodynamic, but unlike bees, it is a Sports Utility Vehicle (SUV) powered by hydrogen fuel cells. This Honey-B boasts of seats with techno-cool hydraulic arms that help various preset adjustments which means they retract automatically to your preferred position once you’re seated!

3. Hondo Puyo

The Honda Puyo can be termed as the “Weird-great Puyo”. The little information we found on this ‘weirdo’ car tells us that this is a concept car which runs on hydrogen fuel. Unlike the fuel-cell powered Honda FCX, the Puyo prides on “no sharp edges” and is covered in soft silicone so that it can absorb light collisions. If you are planning to ride this, you have to use a joystick instead of a steering wheel.

4. Nissan Moon Buggy

Fueled by imagination, designer Robert Hoffmann drew up this Nissan Moon Buggy concept for an auto magazine. This weird car is very unlikely to go into production. This strange Nissan Moon Buggy has been inspired by the Lunar Modules.

The car has oversize rear wheels that are supposed to provide more efficiency in maneuverability. Not only that, when it reaches high speeds, Ailerons are deployed for increased aerodynamics, Ailerons are commonly found on fixed-wing aircraft!

To be honest, the car looks like a cross between an alien and an iPod.

5. Nissan Pivo 2

Who says no car designers design cars for gals? The Nissan Pivo 2 is just not a ‘girlie-girlie’ car concept but a very urbane one in that! It is powered by advanced compact lithium-ion batteries and features a unique rotating cabin, which means no reverse gear is required! The four wheels are powered by electric engine and can turn through 90 degrees to allow the Pivo 2 to drive sideways as well as forward. The Pivo 2 looks as if it has come from the Pixar Studio!

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Initially, the company was confined into manufacturing only racing car wheels. But in course of time, the company evolved into MOMO Course and started to make other mainstream car accessories. Their range of products made by the company includes steering wheels and gear shift knobs. All the accessories of this company are famous for their design and durability.

Momo Corse has also designed a steering wheel for computer peripheral company Logitech (called the Logitech MOMO). This particular tyre was to be used as a video game controller. Though famous for its racing car wheels, other accessories of the company are highly in demand. They come handy when you need to glamorize your car or make it safer to drive.

However, Momo Course wheels and air-bagged steering wheels the most sought after products of the company. These two have become the standard accessories on some regional Subaru and Mitsubishi performance cars. All the other accessories of the company are also equally popular and used by number of users round the globe.

It was the amateur racer Gianpiero Moretti who founded the company. It has the fortune of sponsoring the Ferrari 333 SP sports prototype car, after Ferrari had retired from that racing category 20 years earlier. The car itself was built by Michelotto to World Sports Car regulations and used a Ferrari F1 engine. The odd-looking racing car wheels that the company made used by one famous racing car and eventually became the winner. Since then, there was looking back for the company.

Alexus Devon is a automobile writer specializing in automobile and car accessories products and has written authoritative articles on the car accessories industry. He has done his Master in Business Administration and is currently assisting direct car accessories as a car accessories specialist.

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