I love the Edsel, drove my 59 Villager wagon back and forth across the U.S. 6 times, never even overheated. BUT, you are right, not a glamor girl. Ed
Not really sure why this hasnt been mentioned yet either. The Pontiac that was raised by Honda. Image Unavailable, Please Login
Come on guys let's stick to the classics. No need to state the obvious, every contemporary GM, Toyota, Ford, Honda, Mazda, Jaguar, etc, etc. is across the board ugly. Who can guess what this is? Image Unavailable, Please Login
Here's one to throw into the bunch: AREX Roadster. I've heard that only one of these have been made (and for good reason). It was the idea of one man and he built it in his own backyard. This is a video I put together when I saw it on display at a local dealership... [ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HAqXXpUn_vE&feature=plcp&context=C48cffe8VDvjVQa1PpcFOkU622u-NFb6uussa2Lx_2Ky9bCTbV5lA=[/ame] -Gil
I've seen worse attempts. The transfer case in the rear looks familiar........................................
for Mondial see my comment above and the Z3 is a great car. i had a roadster (beautiful and fun) and a coupe (lets say special looking and even more fun). but not ugly and considered to become a sought after classic. who likes the looks too? Image Unavailable, Please Login
Me! That's right!! Good idea, here we come: 1) MG B "looks" killed by US regulations 2) MG Arkley on Midget basis, wrong on so many levels Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login
The Columbo engine has hemispherical combustion chambers so very much a hemi , as is my Alfa Romeo. Pete
LOL!!! I actually laughed when I saw that photo. Looks like a soap-box derby car that I made in boy scouts. -Gil
this beauty, with it's sophisticated aerodynamic bodywork (on '50s cadillac, by briggs cunningham) named "le monstre cadillac spider" ...indeed! Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login
I don't know about ugly but it's definitely cool! This website is dedicated to one of the most incredible creation of Ettore Bugatti: the Bugatti type 32 Image Unavailable, Please Login
I understand as there are several Ferraris that don't captivate my interest either. Regarding the Mondial... driving one does provide a different perspective. Not many long wheelbase, cab-forward, mid-engined cars out there.