6 Most Unusual Pickup Trucks! You Won't Believe Exist!

From designs that pushed the boundaries of imagination to limited production models that made it onto the streets, we're showcasing pickups that break the mold of the traditional truck design.

First up is the 1990 GMC Mahalo, a Pickup that never made it to production but left a lasting impression with its convertible feature and striking three-tone paint job in bright coral, seafoam green, and white. A true testament to the experimental phase of the '80s and '90s, the Mahalo was a glimpse into the future that unfortunately never came to be.

Next, we explore the 1995 Skoda Felicia Fun, a unique pickup that emerged in a market where trucks were rare. Its standout yellow design and innovative features, such as additional pop-out seating, made it a vehicle designed for fun and leisure, showcasing Skoda's desire to bring joy and functionality together in one compact package.

Then, there's the 1990 Nissan Gobi, a pickup with a design inspired by helicopters, featuring a cockpit-like driver's area and innovative storage solutions. Its rounded body and quirky features like a removable glovebox/backpack made it a standout design at the Detroit Auto Show, though it never went into production.

We also highlight the Rinspeed Tatooo.com, a pickup that merges 1950s American hot rod aesthetics with modern technology, including a built-in crane for easy loading and an underwater jet ski. Its collaboration with various brands for parts and its innovative design elements made it a showstopper at the Geneva Motor Show.

Lastly, we cover the Ford Bronco Montana Lobo and the Holden Special Vehicles (HSV) Maloo. The Montana Lobo, with its futuristic design and innovative features like sliding doors and vented seats, offered a glimpse into the future of off-roading. The Maloo, on the other hand, revolutionized the concept of a sports utility vehicle with its powerful V8 engines and sporty sedan-like performance, becoming a beloved figure in the automotive world.

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