HHR named in 100 Ugliest Cars Ever
08-27-2008, 09:55 PM
#11
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I actually kind of like having a car that not everybody relates to. I have even won quite a few people over, includng a very skeptical 20 yr old nephew. Plus it is way more fun when the guy in the expensive "sports" car tries to explain to his girlfriend why he could not keep up with the "minivan" on the two lane onramp.
08-27-2008, 09:59 PM
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you - The Daily Telegraph readership - have cast your votes for the worst-looking cars of all time.
It has been an amusing counterpoint to our recent feature on the motor industry's most beautiful designs, which received a fantastic response and earned us several jibes about our questionable taste.
Please reserve your bile: in this latest survey, 309 different models received at least one vote and they were not our nominations, but yours. We can be blamed only for compiling the results, and for adding our comments.
It has been an amusing counterpoint to our recent feature on the motor industry's most beautiful designs, which received a fantastic response and earned us several jibes about our questionable taste.
Please reserve your bile: in this latest survey, 309 different models received at least one vote and they were not our nominations, but yours. We can be blamed only for compiling the results, and for adding our comments.
08-27-2008, 10:19 PM
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I actually kind of like having a car that not everybody relates to. I have even won quite a few people over, includng a very skeptical 20 yr old nephew. Plus it is way more fun when the guy in the expensive "sports" car tries to explain to his girlfriend why he could not keep up with the "minivan" on the two lane onramp.
08-27-2008, 10:36 PM
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Some real euro-dogs in there, some I really don't agree with....I like the 80's mustangs, which look a lot better than the late 70's Mustang II's. And really, the Jaguar XJS is ugly? nah! Funny the mention HHR and not the Morgan Mini
08-28-2008, 12:36 AM
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The Austin-Healey Sprite Mk1 , and the BMW Z3 Coupé (TMO) are nice looking cars. The mustang, I agree, never really cared for that style, nor the , that I refer to as a "Modified Pinto" 75, and 76. and there are a few others I liked. But everyone has there own opion.
