This has got to be the ugliest car ever...

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http://www.automobile-sportive.com/guide/zagato/autechstelvio/autechstelvio-ouverture.jpg

Zagato Autech Stelvio (1989-1991)

http://www.automobile-sportive.com/guide/zagato/autechstelvio/autechstelvio-ar.jpg

http://www.automobile-sportive.com/guide/zagato/autechstelvio/autechstelvio-profil.jpg

[The General]

I agree. Even this one is beautiful when compared:

http://www.supercars.net/servlets/PW/garagePics/FireRed/40car0.jpg

[woohoo!]

Or this timeless beauty...

http://www.stationwagon.com/gallery/pictures/1979_AMC_Pacer.jpg

[javajunkie]

who would buy that f**kin' thing

[woohoo!]

who would buy that f**kin' thing

For $50, me! Wouldn't I just look so darn cool in that hunk'a'junk... hehehe :lol:

[woohoo!]

Some of AMC's greatest (sic) designs:

AMC Marlin
http://www.seriouswheels.com/pics-1960-1969/1965-AMC-Marlin-white--rs-sy-1152x864.jpg

AMC Javelin
http://www.uspowerwheelers.nl/foto/An_american_sunday_assen_11-05-2003/AMC%20Javelin.jpg

AMC Eagle
http://www.edmunds.com/media/news/column/letterstotheediors/02.dec/83.amc.eagle.500.jpg

[airbalancer]

In the mid 70's the Pinto was a nice looking for its class
The Eagle was out to soon for the public, no one look at AWD in the 70's, it would be a big hit today

[The General]

AMC Eagle
http://www.edmunds.com/media/news/column/letterstotheediors/02.dec/83.amc.eagle.500.jpg

This thing is HOT!!

You are right, nobody was into AWD or 4WD back in the day unless it was attached to a truck.

[StacyC]

The Zagato Autech Stelvio gets my vote.

Damn ugly car for something in the late late 80's/early 90's.

The other cars looked ok for their generations.

[Crash]

I wouldn't be too quick to write off "ugly cars". A lot of these vehicles get scapped because nobody loves them, and then years later they become collector items because of their rarity value.

Have you seen how much money changes hands for a two stroke Trabant nowadays??

Mind you, after saying that, some designers of the past "should have been brain transplant candidates" :lol:

P.S. What's that nice little Pacer doing in there? I took my first test in Canada in one exactly like that, it even had the woody side panels. Lovely car that! :lol: