Ugliest Cars-What do you think?

EDSEL

 

Honda Elements, Pontiac Aztecs, every Scion except the tC, Honda Ridgelines, stock third gen F bodies (some nice modified ones around here though), pretty much every 80s compact car, any mid 70s to 80s car with a continental kit

 

VW "Thing" comes to mind. I think they made it ugly on purpose.

Although we don't have many in USA, just about any car made in France. Renault and Peugot were almost all hard on the eyes.

Not to cause trouble, but what's the ugliest Buick? Maybe 62 skylark, or 75 Apollo which really had nothing going for it as a Buick Nova after emississions regs fully kicked in.

 

Packard inspired. I kinda like them...

 

I like the Gremlin, Some of the Japanese cars of the 70's were really nasty like this one http://mclellansautomotive.com/photos/B31469.jpg

That Datsun made the Pinto, Gremlin and Vega look good:laugh:

 

I like the Edsel....

 

You are so lucky not to see this ugly insect on your roads (can't imagine it is an export car):

Fiat Multipla:


second: a Renault 12:

 

Nobody has mentioned Subaru yet? Those have to be the ugliest contraptions around. Remember that half car half pickup thingy from the late 70's. Not that the Yugo was attractive or anything.....

 

Cadillac Cimmaron...what a joke.

 

At the risk of losing credibility on this website, I'd have to own up to owning 2 of the cars on the list. I had a '71 Gremlin and a '80 Chevette. They were both horrible little cars. I hope I haven't damaged my street cred. If I were to nominate an ugliest Buick, it would probably be the '70 Riviera. I used to hate the styling of the '58 Buicks but they have grown on me over the years.

 

:eek2: ou: :error: :laugh:

Kinda speechless on this one!!!

Reminds me a little though of my older brothers model cars that met with mister lighter fluid and a pack of fire crackers!

 

As long as you clearly state why you're driving a Fiesta (the decal on the rear window clears it all :Brow: )



And here's why it is not a bad idea to own one (besides the 1.1 liter engine consumes a drop of gas per mile):

 

My dad had a Subaru Brat. I think he had it for like a month because he hated it.

 

Wow, that's one of the designs considered as greatness in the automotive design world.
To each their own. :TU:


re: The Sevilles.

I disagree. Not Packard, Daimler inspired. :Smarty:
And I too have always liked them.

Until Studebaker got a hold of them, Packard only built good looking cars.
(With exception to the late 40's bathtub designs.)

 

Packard Hawk.
(I wish you could add pics when you edit a post)

 

That car looks like Homer Simpson should be driving it.:laugh:

Rick

 

It's a close tie between the Pontiac Aztec and the Ferrari Enzo, the Ford Falcon fits in somewhere too.

 

Here is my poster child of no personality... maybe the fore-father of bland - the late 70's Nova.

 

Also, I love the AMC AMX, generally, but I cannot understand the front end of the 71+ version.