Mike Simpson
Doctor of Teleocity
AMC had the market cornered on ugly cars, every AMC…
In for the win,... Lordy.The 1967 Mohs Ostentatienne Opera Sedan
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We are kindred souls. I too, for many years, have considered this the zenith of US automotive ugliness. Surely there must be a variant with a Continental Kit.Post up your ugliest car suggestions. I'll start with two --
The 1957-1960 Edsel is rightly ridiculed, but the same people who brought us the Edsel had some even uglier designs up their sleeves, such as this 1957 Mercury Turnpike Cruiser:
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AMC had the market cornered on ugly cars, every AMC…
Well it is a horror car, my uncle had several VW's back then....all of the terrible to look at and just as horrible in driving mode(when they worked)Poor '70s fat chicks get no love...
What on earth were Chevy's "style" boffins thinking when they dreamed up the early 1990s Caprice?
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We are kindred souls. I too, for many years, have considered this the zenith of US automotive ugliness. Surely there must be a variant with a Continental Kit.
Yup, in our family that was always just referred to as “the ugly car”. My mum said she wanted to buy one because she felt sorry for it…![]()
FIAT Multipla.
What do I win?
There were a lot of cars in the mid-late 90s that looked like flatted bubbles squeezed out of a tube at the factory, I think trying to be "aerodynamic" or some such balderdash. They all ended up looking like shiny bright-colored bowel movements with lights and tires to me...I always thought the late 90s Taurus was an exceptionally ugly car, from both the front and the back. The front end looks like a catfish to me...
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One exception....one.
The Wagoneer.
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My best friend in high school had one exactly like this. It was a nice SUV. We took that thing all over East Texas...and I remember some of it.
Then his dad borrowed it, seized the engine up and refused to help with the repair costs. If anyone wants to guess want his father did for a living, I bet this hint will narrow it down immediately....trained white collar professional.
In my teens year we lived on a resort lake in Wisconsin. My best friends mom had a red Lark we used to ride around in. Three on the tree and severely under powered but it did get us to some dance halls where the girls were.My folks had a ‘62 “stewed tater” Lark, first car I drove. I’d wash it just so I could drive it to the spigot. Also a ‘60 or so red truck. Someone left the window open and a cat climbed inside and shat in it. It stunk even after we cleaned it up, so we sprayed some Avon rose scented air freshener in it. Smelled like rose scented cat ****e then. Those last studebakers were horribly ugly I thought. Kinda like Mercedes. Early ‘60s Mopars similar I thought back then, but one with a screaming hemi and sleepily hotrodded would be downright classy now I think.
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Early ‘60s were a bit style challenged, me thinks.
My Dad gifted me with a second hand white Dodge Omni, circa 1995.I present the Dodge Omni
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And for good measure
The Hyundai Excel - one of the junkiest cars I ever encountered.
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