Ugliest car you've owned

[AndyL]

77 E250 van...

Blue and rust with Heart shaped sex window, luxurious green shag carpet...

I still see it around on occasion... By the time I was done with it - it had a divorced NP205, F250 front axle and was riding on 32" BFG ATs. Which made it half ass cool, but it was still one ugly f*ing van.

[95EagleAWD]

My old Galant was pretty ugly.

[Twin_Cam_Turbo]

I owned that red Honda Civic Wagovan that another member on here owned at one point, quirky but I wouldn't call it ugly compared to many vehicles around.

[SkiBum5.0]

[HiSpec]

Originally posted by rage2


It may be ugly, but my old Mazda 323 taught me about basic car setup, over/understeer, how to be fast around corners, and was a bit of a shocker in the 90's era street racing scene. I would routinely outcorner sports cars in this thing because I had learned how to drive it at the absolute limit.

Was your 323 a GTX?

[Neil4Speed]

Originally posted by 95EagleAWD
My old Galant was pretty ugly.

I heard that these cars were actually pretty good though, workhorses. My dad always liked them.

[ExtraSlow]

Owned a 1986 Mitsubishi Sigma when I was in NZ back in university. What a shitbox. Don't have pics of it handy, but here's a couple I found.

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[BokCh0y]

Gotta scan the pics...but 1985 toyota camry hatchback.

[jacky4566]

Most Boring car was a 96 Protege. Potato of a car:
1996-mazda-protege-2 by jacksonwiebe Wiebe

Most Gaudy car? YEA I think I win. 2000 Integra JDM front and Oh, a naked mermaid on the side:
1923990_77791130526_3075_n by jacksonwiebe Wiebe

1923990_77791135526_3435_n by jacksonwiebe Wiebe

[finboy]

K-car sedan, it truly felt like I was driving a boat. It lasted 3 months then I sold it for $16

[Swank]

1978 Ford Ltd. This land yacht was mine for a few months while I was in between cars that I actually wanted. It rode like a dream but you couldn't see anything you ran over, which doesn't matter cuz you probably didn't feel it. The doors felt to be about 7' long and the exhaust was dollar bills.

[Canmorite]

1992 Subaru Legacy wagon, 5spd.


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[BerserkerCatSplat]

Originally posted by n1zm0
Learnt how to drive in one of these then inherited it, so ugly but also the most reliable car our family owned, 20 years and ~350k kms until we gave it away to the Kidney Foundation. The 4WD taught me a lot, my dad was always raving about how amazing it was not to have to come to a stop to engage the 4WD after coming from years of Land Rovers/Cruisers in SE Asia.

Miss that car though. In HS we crammed 8 people in it a few times, that little 1.5L was bulletproof as hell.


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Those things were great. One of them showed up at Pick'n'Pull a year or two back and I ended up stripping off and shipping a bunch of parts for a guy in the Honduras.

[Mibz]

Most of them? You guys can vote which one is worst.

'88 New Yorker

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'02 Protege5 in yellow

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'05 Neon SRT-4


'08 Cayenne

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[JRSC00LUDE]

The one my first ex-wife drove, it was ugly inside.

[ianmcc]

Had a 1978 Plymouth Volare 4 door sedan exactly like this



Gutless 318 and the biggest turd I ever owned. Note the rust on the rear rocker-I had the same issue. Big enough to lose a traffic pylon out of (ask me how I know).
Did a road side starter change on it, swapped in a 360 (dropped it on the trans cooler lines while dropping it in-oh and the 360 had a rod knock), cracked the radiator and had to stop every ½ hour to add water. Too cheap to add coolant at the rate it leaked it so I just ran water until it froze one night and cracked the block.

[corsvette]

A 77 Ford Country Squire wagon. Kinda wish I still had it lol.

[JRSC00LUDE]

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Sweet! I don't have pictures but I had a sweet 1978 Dodge Omni. Black/wood grain/roof rack/mag wheels!

[Jlude]

Originally posted by rage2

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It may be ugly, but my old Mazda 323 taught me about basic car setup, over/understeer, how to be fast around corners, and was a bit of a shocker in the 90's era street racing scene. I would routinely outcorner sports cars in this thing because I had learned how to drive it at the absolute limit.

I also was able to cram 9 passengers in this thing on a trip to Banff and back. So many amazing memories in this thing haha.

Originally posted by bulaian


Same, except mine was this ugly colour but had no passenger side mirror, since it was an extra $$ option

Mine was the first gen (1989). Paid $300 for it and was driving it to school before I had a license.


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[Kjonus]

Originally posted by Neil4Speed


1985 Audi Coupe GT - 5MT. Wasn't really that ugly really! I didn't have a license so I co-bought it with my good friend/Beyond member (Statick). Great times in that ride driving out to Banff to go smoke cigars as try hard 18 year olds do.

You might think it's ugly but I've been trying to find one of these for a few years now...lol