2. Nissan S-Cargo
Produced in 1989–1992. A projected cost of $8,995*This vehicle was included in Business Week’s list of the “50 Ugliest Cars” of the last 50 years. The Citroen Fourgonnette, a delivery van, served as the model for the vintage S-Cargo. Citroen also provided inspiration for the interior design, especially the single-spoke wheel. The acronym S-Cargo denoted not only “small cargo,” but also the French cuisine escargot. @Furmadamadam, Twitter.com, and Nissan S-Cargo Even though the Nissan S-Cargo looked like a snail, sales weren’t all that bad. Nissan debuted the van at the Tokyo Motor Show in 1989. There was no Nissan logo on it, and it was only accessible with a reservation at the time. Between 1989 and 1992, 8,000–12,000 of these S-Cargo vehicles were built.
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