World's Most Ugliest Cars Ever Made

What were they thinking?

Consumers described this car as a mechanical nightmare

A strange looking car with a roof that looks like a porch and the fenders drop down below the tire line.

Made in 1982 by Chrylser Corp., its cousin was the Plymouth Scamp. The Rampage and Scamp were each a cross between a compact car and a pickup truck. Not only did they look weird, they were just plain ugly. Needless to say, both were a sales failure.

An Australian car with two grilles in a fence-like pattern and protruding headlights.

This car has no front grille, the bumper is an afterthought, and the designer didn't even round the fenders

This car looks like a rolling tent.

A three-wheeled car that looks like a rolling toe

From General Motors ... a very expensive Oldsmobile 4 door sedan. No grille. A bulge in its plain side for the front fender. A rear end that looked as if it had been narrowed so it would appear unattractive. Overall, a rather homely looking car. Oldsmobile was really on a downward slide with respect to styling. At one time Olds was a styling leader, but no longer.

This car is tagged as complete mechanical clunker.

This is not a James Bond Car! Another three wheel car that looks like a boat.

The car's ugly feature include an abruptly angled back end, saucer hubcaps, aborted rear windows and a brown copper color.

What made this car ugly was the dual-grid grille, shiny hub caps, and wide hatchback.