HERE ARE THE 7 WEIRDEST NEW CARS ON SALE TODAY

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Doug DeMuro's latest video delves into the 'weirdest' new cars currently on sale, challenging the notion that automotive manufacturers have abandoned niche and unconventional models. The review highlights seven distinct vehicles, ranging from the short-lived, GM-based Acura ZDX to the ultra-luxurious, hand-built Cadillac Celestiq. DeMuro expresses particular surprise at the existence of a hydrogen-powered Honda CR-V, questioning its practicality and low production numbers. He also touches upon the high-performance Hyundai Ioniq 5N, the poorly conceived Mazda MX-30 with its abysmal range, the cosmetically-focused Nissan Rogue Rock Creek off-road variant, and the Toyota Crown Signia, which struggles due to its station wagon form factor in an SUV-dominated market. While some vehicles are criticized for poor execution or lack of market appeal, others like the Celestiq are praised for their luxury and ambition, despite a prohibitive price tag. The overarching theme is that automotive weirdness persists, offering unique, albeit often impractical, choices for consumers.