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TOP 10 Ugliest Cars In The World | Most Ugliest Cars.
~ Austin-Healey Sprite Mk1
Perhaps one of the most ridiculous roadsters of all time. Just look at those headlights - the Sprite looked more like a toad than a car. Nevertheless, the car was quite popular - its circulation was almost 50,000 copies.
~ Rolls-Royce Camargue ~
Well, how could a car named after the swamps in France be beautiful? Technically, the car was adequate: the Rolls-Royce Camargue was the flagship of the model range, equipped with a 6.75-liter engine and was packed with air conditioning, wood and leather. It was also priced steeply - $150,000. But the design was a mess.
~ Alfa Romeo SZ/RZ ~
Alfa's designers missed the mark! Rectangle headlights don't suit Alfa Romeo, but that's half the trouble. Massive swollen body, absurd combination of straight lines and rounded uprights. However, it is not surprising - in fact, experts from Zagato took part in design of the car, and they are those very fools.
~ Edsel ~.
This brand was an attempt to close the gap between the accessible Ford brand and premium Mercury. Edsel cars came out unreliable, didn't live up to expectations, had stupid steering wheel controls for the automatic, but one of the main reasons for the fiasco was the design. Someone joked that one man painted the front of the car and another man painted the back, and the pair were forbidden to communicate with each other.
~ Ford Scorpio
The car looked like a piece of plasticine left for hours under the scorching Mexican sun. The car was completely shapeless, and the wide strip of taillights unprofitable for the massive trunk.
~ Pontiac Aztek
Aztek was conceived as a breakthrough crossover in style and functionality. It just broke through! Pontiac Aztek became the owner of so many titles "the most terrible car" in various publications, that Brezhnev with his "awards" could not even dream.
~ SsangYong Rodius
Korean. Huge. Scary. All-wheel-drive minivan Rodius could be five-, seven-, nine- or even eleven-seater. There was all-wheel drive, decent ground clearance, proven Mercedes-Benz units, and... terrible design.
~ Fiat Multipla
If the Alien from the sci-fi movies really existed, he would drive this car. The headlights scattered all over the body (their location was chosen by a random number generator) seemed to shine in all directions at once, and the shapes could make even a horror movie director go gray.
~ Subaru Baja
In all four years of production, the Japanese managed to sell only 30,000 cars.
~ Covini C6W ~
A car with the classic supercar look, but with a couple of extra wheels it looks like a nuclear mutant.
~ Austin-Healey Sprite Mk1
Perhaps one of the most ridiculous roadsters of all time. Just look at those headlights - the Sprite looked more like a toad than a car. Nevertheless, the car was quite popular - its circulation was almost 50,000 copies.
~ Rolls-Royce Camargue ~
Well, how could a car named after the swamps in France be beautiful? Technically, the car was adequate: the Rolls-Royce Camargue was the flagship of the model range, equipped with a 6.75-liter engine and was packed with air conditioning, wood and leather. It was also priced steeply - $150,000. But the design was a mess.
~ Alfa Romeo SZ/RZ ~
Alfa's designers missed the mark! Rectangle headlights don't suit Alfa Romeo, but that's half the trouble. Massive swollen body, absurd combination of straight lines and rounded uprights. However, it is not surprising - in fact, experts from Zagato took part in design of the car, and they are those very fools.
~ Edsel ~.
This brand was an attempt to close the gap between the accessible Ford brand and premium Mercury. Edsel cars came out unreliable, didn't live up to expectations, had stupid steering wheel controls for the automatic, but one of the main reasons for the fiasco was the design. Someone joked that one man painted the front of the car and another man painted the back, and the pair were forbidden to communicate with each other.
~ Ford Scorpio
The car looked like a piece of plasticine left for hours under the scorching Mexican sun. The car was completely shapeless, and the wide strip of taillights unprofitable for the massive trunk.
~ Pontiac Aztek
Aztek was conceived as a breakthrough crossover in style and functionality. It just broke through! Pontiac Aztek became the owner of so many titles "the most terrible car" in various publications, that Brezhnev with his "awards" could not even dream.
~ SsangYong Rodius
Korean. Huge. Scary. All-wheel-drive minivan Rodius could be five-, seven-, nine- or even eleven-seater. There was all-wheel drive, decent ground clearance, proven Mercedes-Benz units, and... terrible design.
~ Fiat Multipla
If the Alien from the sci-fi movies really existed, he would drive this car. The headlights scattered all over the body (their location was chosen by a random number generator) seemed to shine in all directions at once, and the shapes could make even a horror movie director go gray.
~ Subaru Baja
In all four years of production, the Japanese managed to sell only 30,000 cars.
~ Covini C6W ~
A car with the classic supercar look, but with a couple of extra wheels it looks like a nuclear mutant.
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