The oddest car doors ever

07 Sep 2011 Features

The oddest car doors ever

We’ve compiled a list of the oddest car doors ever

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1 / 20 One of the wackiest concepts at the 2010 Geneva Show was Bertone's Pandion. Wearing Alfa Romeo badges, this coupe sported the world's most outrageously large doors, huge rear-hinged scissor things that stretched pretty much the entire length of the car. We love it.