This is a right-hand-drive cab-over Kei pickup with a 657cc three-cylinder, five-speed manual, and selectable 4WD—basically everything the chicken tax was designed to keep out of America. It's clean, low-mileage, and hits the auction block at no reserve. The fact that these are now importable is either a loophole or a miracle depending on your perspective.

Hyundai's betting on the Staria Electric as a proper family hauler with 248 miles of range and genuine three-row seating—no clever packaging tricks. It's spaceship styling on a practical platform, which means it either signals where Korean EV design is headed or it's a one-off curiosity depending on how UK buyers respond.

This right-hand-drive 135 spent over 50 years in France before crossing the block—a genuine pre-war coachbuilt survivor with the triple-carb 3.2L OHV inline-six and Autobineau's restrained Alpes bodywork. French provenance, multiple ownership history, and the kind of patina that matters.