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OK, so we all like to salivate over pictures of the most beautiful cars ever made, whether it be the Lamborghini Miura, the Ferrari 365 GTB/4 Daytona or the Porsche 911, these ingenious designs have weathered the test of time and are still as beautiful now as the day they came of the designers board. However, for every Aston Martin DB5 or Ferrari 355, there's an Aston Martin Lagonda or Ferrari 400i lurking in the shadows.
Just what were the designers of these cars thinking? With only imagination being the real limit in these hundred thousand dollar plus cars, just what went wrong?
I know it's all subjective, but let's see what you guys and girls think were the most undeniably ugly cars in history.
I'll start with aformentioned Aston Martin Lagonda 1978-1989 (did it really survive that long?)
A monstrous 17 feet, 4550lbs and 200,000 dollars of pure hideousness, it had the scale and aesthetic beauty of a small aircraft carrier and probably had similar handling characteristics. Not only was it pig-ugly, with so much history and tradition that the name implies, it was a complete travesty and insult to the marque. Since the Lagonda, not until only recently, have Aston Martins begun to be beautiful cars once again.
I fail to see any redeeming feature of this cumbersome behemoth. Therefore, I have no hesitation of casting this beast into the bowels of this thread...
Rust in Peace - Aston Martin Lagonda
Just what were the designers of these cars thinking? With only imagination being the real limit in these hundred thousand dollar plus cars, just what went wrong?
I know it's all subjective, but let's see what you guys and girls think were the most undeniably ugly cars in history.
I'll start with aformentioned Aston Martin Lagonda 1978-1989 (did it really survive that long?)
A monstrous 17 feet, 4550lbs and 200,000 dollars of pure hideousness, it had the scale and aesthetic beauty of a small aircraft carrier and probably had similar handling characteristics. Not only was it pig-ugly, with so much history and tradition that the name implies, it was a complete travesty and insult to the marque. Since the Lagonda, not until only recently, have Aston Martins begun to be beautiful cars once again.
I fail to see any redeeming feature of this cumbersome behemoth. Therefore, I have no hesitation of casting this beast into the bowels of this thread...
Rust in Peace - Aston Martin Lagonda
