[AndyDove21]

Did you see the dashboard on the Fiat Multipla? See the outside ain't so bad!

[mrgoodbytes]

Originally Posted by AndyDove21

Did you see the dashboard on the Fiat Multipla? See the outside ain't so bad!

I know right? The gear lever position is absolutely hilarious. A true drivers car.

Although I own a 1st gen Toyota Yaris 3 door 1.0 and it’s not that pretty either. I don’t want to post a picture here, as to make fun of it, because I still love it.

[RenegadeXR]

Originally Posted by mrgoodbytes

How about the Fiat Multipla?

I'll toss in another vote for that bad boy.

Hands down the ugliest mass-production car ever sold, almost objectively so. This is what you get when you design for function and don't focus on form at all.

Here's a video to appreciate just how ugly they managed to make every inch of the interior and exterior. It's impressive.

[shaffe]

That BMW hotlap posted is pretty disturbing to the eyes.

the current Silverado is among one of the worst looking vehicles on the road today

[AndyDove21]

Originally Posted by RenegadeXR

I'll toss in another vote for that bad boy.

Hands down the ugliest mass-production car ever sold, almost objectively so. This is what you get when you design for function and don't focus on form at all.

Here's a video to appreciate just how ugly they managed to make every inch of the interior and exterior. It's impressive.

I think Clarkson actually likes it!!

[Mike C]

Originally Posted by L8Apex

Honda's are one step up from a bus ride

I'd rather take the bus...........

[BMR Sales]

Originally Posted by mikeman

Actually, the Aztec wasn't that bad once it lost the gray cladding...the Juke was just as ugly or even uglier.

these guys almost pulled it off..almost

[BMR Sales]

Deathmobile

[Avenging Orange]

https://youtu.be/Pw9gaEiQAxY

[DIYguy]

Mohs Ostentatienne, or the Mohs Safarikar1.
Ugly personified.
Yes, they were real cars produced in the late 1960's and early 1970's near Madison Wisconsin.
Around that time I actually saw them driving on the public roads (occasionally, I only carried so many barf bags in my own car so it was a good thing).
Later I saw a couple parked at a gas station just east of Madison rotting away after they (thankfully) ceased production.
The Safarikar was particularly hideous with its extremely bizarre side doors and dull upholstered bodywork finish.

[mcintyre1969]

No way Fiat loses this argument!

[mikeman]

His fingers in that B/W pic look so creepy to me.

[DIYguy]

His fingers in that B/W pic look so creepy to me.

Yeah, that was my impression of it too.

I completely agree that the Fiat is world class ugly (not to mention Nissan Cube strange).
It looks like it got too close to the back end of a semi trailer with a large closing speed.
How did that *design* ever get approved for production?
But when you see either of the Mohs cars in person it might still be a contest...

Notice in the Ostentatienne ad that it mentions "over 1200 other Mohs vehicles now on the road".
The Safarikar was comparatively rare with only three ever made, two of which I have seen in person.

[lemontwist]

Originally Posted by 17rsvert

Mid 70s AMC Matador. Haven't seen one in years, but they are actually uglier than these pics in real life. Big bug eye front end, smeared/squashed rear end, and awkward roof line and rear windows.

the slots kinda make it cool.james bond movie made them cool