Yeah, please clarify. I wouldn't call Subaru 360 obscure since it was produced in great numbers.

ob·scure (ob-skyoor)

1. Not readily noticed or seen; inconspicuous
2. Out of sight; hidden, secret, or remote

more pics:

jeepster 4x4 convertible

And the Sube 360 van would be obscrue as it was less seen and less well known than the 360 car.

A nice obscure car i'd love to have is the Mazda Chantez;

http://www.midatlantic7s.com

FWIW they're very popular in Germany. I see them fairly often, along with the CC and Tiguan.

Chrysler Ghia L6.4

They only made 26 of 'em, they were coachbuilt in Italy, and they cost $13,500. Not sure if it qualifies as production, but it wasn't a one-off, either.

I don't think so, there's no one at McLaren who can weld that badly.
Gordon Murray, designer of the McLaren F1, on if it would resemble the Ferrari F40.

Cadillac Allante

Vw Sp2:

Bmw 2004 Sa (based on a Glas model and build specifically for the South African Market):

http://www.oldtimerwebseiten.c...9.htm

Subaru Baja

Plymouth Prowler

Chevrolet SSR

I drive an old Volvo named Walter, and I think its possessed.

A guy down the road from me owns one of each of these.

1981 Ford Durango...made from a Futura, only 325 were made. we never should of sold it....

Modified by .LSinLV. at 3:39 PM 11-20-2009

Larry (formerly LSinLV)

I see lots of them around here... then again I frequently am in Oakville... the GTA's little Bel-Air

Ah, that's what this is. I saw one parked in Brooklyn, but on the back it only said "Coupe", instead of a model number.

There are 2 in my neighborhood and my SIL has one. Go figure.

GTI VR6

There's obscure due to rarity, and then there's rarity due to obscurity.

lambo wine

VW thing

variant of mk3 golf...the Harlequin

vw corrado

bmw airplanes (stopped a long time ago)

Modified by sailski07 at 8:29 PM 11-20-2009

The obscure car that broke me of domestics in general and general motors specifically, isn't obscure at all. At least not on the other side of the ocean.

Saturn Astra.

I was a bit of a Saturn fan for a while, and was hoping that GM was starting to think outside the box for once.

Modified by crazylegs at 8:42 PM 11-20-2009

First there was these...



(Beetles in new bodies)

Then there were these...


(little more innovation, still aircooled but bigger engine, 4 door, more modern)

I'm pretty sure this is obscure... I don't even think it made it to the US? it's the Lisa of the VW world The first try that was too expensive and too problematic.


(now we're cooking...VW bought Audi and stole their new water-cooled front-driver... too bad it flopped...)

Then we got these:

BINGO!

Modified by VDub2625 at 11:59 PM 11-20-2009