In April, we asked our Facebook fans and followers for the goofiest looking car they had ever seen for a chance to win a free oil change. In that contest, we featured the last car found on this list, the Brooke Swan Car, which was also featured on an episode of Jay Leno’s Garage!!

But today, we wanted to dig deeper and find 10 of the strangest cars ever made. Enjoy this list that was compiled by TheRichest.com!

Also, Like Us on Facebook and be sure to check out our Wednesday contests for a chance to win a free oil change or $25 Starbucks gift card. If you don't win, at least you're bound to have a few laughs!

To commemorate this year’s fishing opener, we at Poquet Auto ran a Facebook caption contest to see how many fun captions we could get with the picture above.

Check out some of the great one-liners they came up with!

When people first hear the term “family car,” a minivan usually comes to mind. Many families grew up with one and many current minivan-wielding parents swear by them when they point out which car in the parking lot is theirs.

Fortunately, for those afraid of the minivan, Kelley Blue Book did us a favor and compiled a list of their top 16 family cars for 2016 (only 3 are minivans, don’t worry).

Watch the video to see which made the list!

Growing up, a lot of people dream of one day owning a car that was featured in a movie or TV show. Because of this, we asked our friends and followers for their favorite movie cars and they really delivered. Check out what they had to say!

• PS: Bond's white Lotus from The Spy Who Loved Me.... oil slicks, missiles, and it turns into a submarine! KITT and the General Lee aren't water proof.

When you sign an NFL contract, one of the first things you may buy is a brand new, shiny car.

However, after signing a two-year, $3.5 million deal with the Dallas Cowboys earlier in the offseason, running back Alfred Morris says that he won't be spending his money on a new car.

As the proud owner of a 1991 Mazda 626 that he bought in college from his pastor for $2, he said his beloved vehicle isn't going anywhere anytime soon.

"Yes, I still have my car. I still drive 'Bentley' which is what I call my car even though she's not really a Bentley. It's always going to be my baby and I'm going to drive it 'til she dies," he told Dallas’ 5 Points Blue.

Morris and his Mazda gained recognition in 2012 when the Washington Redskins selected the athlete in the 6th round of the NFL Draft.