Which Cars Resulted From a Weird Partnership?

From Road & Track

Sometimes, car manufacturers team up to develop technology, or even entire cars together. But a handful of times, the unlikeliest of collaborations occur to produce some interesting cars. Which do you think is the weirdest?

The Honda Crossroad is the car that comes to mind for me. It's a Land Rover Discovery rebadged as a Honda, sold to the New Zealand and Japanese markets. Honda hadn't yet developed a global SUV lineup of its own, and it needed something in the 1990s to sell to customers. So the company joined forces with Land Rover to create the Crossroad.

Now we'd like to know: What's the weirdest automotive partnership you can think of? It doesn't have to be a rebadged version of another car like the Honda Crossroad, either-it could be anything. Let us know in the comments below.

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