the "just plain ugly" car thread

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I don't mind it but I'd rather have an LTD or LTD II.

Those gens of thunderbird are horrible over weight and underpowered. I hate most of the Malaise era '70s cars.
 
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Plain boring and very ugly minivan looking styling. I always hated them.

I'm not much of a fan of the facelift with the pimplely fog lights on the bumper, but it's overall shape is at worse unoffensive; it's hardly ugly.
 
The worst MLs were the early poverty spec models with those black plastic pieces everywhere.

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Well, they were intended to be sport utility vehicles.

[Insert canned laughter.]
 
EDIT: I also didn't like the look of this gen of the Thunderbird.
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I agree, I prefer the Original Thunderbird 55-57 for me!

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Exactly, the best Thunderbird was the original imo.
 
Dear lord. :scared:
 
That is ugly, but also outrageously awesome at the same time.
 
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I don't really find the Multipla ugly any more. I've had over a decade to get used to the things. It's certainly not pretty, but I'd say it's pretty tame compared to something like that Lexus above...
 
New Honda Civic Tourer :yuck:
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How many times has the Multipla been posted to this date? I imagine the rate of finding new car pics to post will eventually decline here.
 
New Honda Civic Tourer

See to me, that's one of the best-looking estates around at the mo. Balances out the shape of the hatchback. They've given it a proper boot too, which isn't always the case with style-led estate cars.
 
1977 Dodge Charger. I like most '70s cars but this is pretty bad.

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I had one of those in blue, V6, without the wood trim. They actually aren't that bad. Very comfortable. It actually had power rear windows, all windows could open, lots of cup holders, loads of space between seats etc.I talk very highly of it. I miss it, was way nicer than my 1994 and 1999. Lot of memories in itIt was basically the Dodge version of this (Grand Caravan), without the pin striping. The wheels had center caps on mine.

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I had one of those in blue, V6, without the wood trim. They actually aren't that bad. Very comfortable. It actually had power rear windows, all windows could open, lots of cup holders, loads of space between seats etc.I talk very highly of it. I miss it, was way nicer than my 1994 and 1999. Lot of memories in itIt was basically the Dodge version of this (Grand Caravan), without the pin striping. The wheels had center caps on mine.

I knew someone that owned a Voyeger of this year range when I was little, I recall my father having to fix it a few times. I think it's possible I just grew to hate the styling due to seeing it a lot. Well that, and I never liked the styling of the 80s chrysler cars tbh; they just seemed mostly bland with the exception of the Daytona and Shelby Powered ones.
 
Here another odd Honda wagon-
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The C-pillar is just odd and weird.
 
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