Same here. Now I have to admit it's kinda ugly objectively, the proportions and volumes... But beautiful subjectively. Ugly beautiful. It's one of my favourite cars ever. I think it looks amazing and unique.
@nerflapp i agree, methinks its quirkiness would appeal to markets today, my pick of the bunch . The P2 Safari, truly for sure a terrible vehicle that looks like it was designed by a woman imo.
7:25 the Lagonda is awesome, as its sleek lines minimize its huge size. Total 80s style ahead of its 70s release, and beautiful in the arena of cars with long wheel overhang. You should remove the Lagonda from this.
I actually think the allard p2 was cool for its time. I would liken it to being as to the jaguar as the nomad was to the bel air or chevelles they were based on. kinda cool in a quirky way.
I know this is a 'subjective' list at best, but anyone who mispronounces so many names in such a short period of time (12.48) cannot be an arbiter of good taste.
Her late Majesty the Queen owned many "shooting breaks" her last being on based on 1958 Ford Zephyr. At one time, estate cars/station wagons were known in the UK as, Shooting breaks. I agree that this one is more than ugly but them Allard were on the way out by then
@@henrygingold6549 - Shooting BRAKE... AND "Estate car" sounds MUCH better than the God-Awful "Shooting Brake"! Who dragged that name up from Hell, anyway? It makes NO sense whatsoever. At least "station wagon" was a literal wagon that was sent by hotels to pick up/drop off guests at the local railway station.
A "break" is the name given to utility vehicles that take "shooters" ie., hunters of little birds and other innocent fauna. Of course the average person would not have seen these cars as utilitarian because they were almost always built on top of Daimlers, Rolls-Royces etc..@@daveogarf In the UK station wagons are called, "estate cars" which is more or less the same as shooting break!
Good Comment Simon!! The Ssangyong Rodius is really ugly. The Rexton... well... I'd say it has a "quirky style". And some new BMW designs make Bangle's timeless.
The electronics and the displays were extremely unreliable. They certainly are beautiful cars especially the Mark II which had more rounded wings and better interior. Some even had normal analogue dials. Don't ever think of driving one into a multi-storey car park . You'll get stuck
I saw an Ami 6 on the Dutch highway recently. That very, very rarely happens. And yes, it drove along, it wasn't on the hard shoulder with its hood up. I do forgive it it's unique visual quirkyness, as no classic Citroën should ever be called ugly. Don't make me angry. 🙃
@@LowBudgetCarsV2 I'm surprised you forgot the AMC Pacer, which usually makes such a list...although I personally liked it. The Pontiac Aztek actually wasn't all that bad. Nobody complained about its performance, but only its design.
The Allard is so weird that it's almost cute. I remember seeing mid-60's Fiat Multipla's in Rome when I was a teenager and back then it was quite handsome compared to the modern version. Fiat went for the maximum passenger capacity and they were used as taxis where the driver could fit in five passengers. The 1958 Lincoln must have been the inspiration for the Citroen AMI. BMW has been building some ugly grilles lately...I understand that the enlargement was a demand from the Chinese market. That SIN car is a sin.
The strangest thing about the Allard was the extreme forward location of the front wheels. I wonder what kind of suspension it had; before the 1930s, they located the wheels that way so the rigid front axle wouldn't hit the engine.
No American , made, voiced, written, produced or narrated should exist while the thoughts and sights of the Pontiac Aztek and numerous others American abominations are in the public's memory. Please note that the Ami 6 clip features a Ford Anglia ("Angle box") for comparison
The video is an exageration ! The cars presented aren't the most beautiful cars, but I've seen uglier cars than some of this cars. After all we are all diferent & is all about the taste.
The Mitsuoka Galue is a series of luxury cars, BASED on mainstream Japanese automobiles, customized by Mitsuoka to recall British and American cars, now in its second generation. THEY ARE STILL IN PRODUCTION. IMO, there was NO intention for anything BUT AN ASIAN MARKET. Again, they are a flattery to US & British design cues !!!
9:18 I never saw the '92 Skylark as particularly offensive or even that unusual for a 1990s car. The pointed nose was kind of a throwback to the 1930s and uncharacteristic of post-war Buicks, but it didn't bother me. The proportions of the car were no more awkward than those of other modern cars, most of which are a bit stubby now that powertrains can be shoehorned sideways into the engine compartments. The Aztec is far more notable than the Skylark, and in all the wrong ways.
I have changed my mind on the ASTON MARTIN LAGONDA. I think it is swell. I think it is a supersonic 1989 Volvo 740. (1) Sleek anti-Bentley, or anti-Jaguar. (2) Big Engine, Big Interior, Big Trunk, Minature, regal center, faux radiator part of grill. (3) Gobbledygook, fad, digital instrumentation but still a selling point, & differentiator. (4) NO. It is not an MG, Triumph, or Lotus. Lagonda is something you would NOT throw into a curve. (5) Lord of the Manor, P-mpin' ride. Very Stately. Face it, you would get POSITIVE notice (or envy). Bee-atch to park.
Kind of weird how the voice will pronounce some of the car names correctly, then a few seconds later say them incorrectly. Mutipla.Multiplay, Alfa Romeo/Romio. The marketing for the Subaru 360 was brilliant, imported by Malcolm Bricklin. They were killed off when Consumer Reports rated the car "not acceptable".
I can agree with you on the Mantis. The 360 is cute, and so is the ami6, but the allard is more attractive than any US panelled station waggon from the 70s, but you crossed the line at the Lagonda. And you didn't even mention the Brickin. Shame one you.
At the end of the day, styling is a matter of opinion that is unique to everyone, and you can like any car because it's about you. Unless you like the Pontiac Aztek
You need to do some research regarding the reason why Allard, along with other British car makers in the late 1940s ans early 1950s built a variety of 'woodies'. It was all down to lack of materials and taxation.....
I’m sorry, but I have always LOVED the Aston Martin Lagonda and the Lagonda Bulldog. In an era of wedge shaped design language, the Lagonda is a true standout! Too bad the all digital dash and early version touch controls that never aged well had to be included. But a single spoke steering wheel?!? Wonderful!
There's some pretty brutal comments about the Mantos, and all well deserved. "Visual crime scene" & "you can smell ugly" are my favorites. The Lagonda is far out. The Alfa is ug. The Aztec has my vote for 'Ugly Supremecy". I call it the 'Ass Tick'. To any real Aztec indians out there (if you've managed to survive for the last 400+ years), you have my permission to beat this thing with a club, for taking your name, and besmirching it.
So. The Woodie, SZ, 360 and Lagonda don't belong on this list. You could pick lots of awful designs, like the 1st gen Dacia Logan (boring and boxy) , the Ssangyong Rodius (elongated Minivan), the BMW iX (just as ugly as the i7) and BMW 7 series from the early 2000s (named the Bangle Butt for a reason) On the others I agree, although I think that the Multipla and Aztek will become very likeable one day.
Oh you know it's ugly when the French actually think it's ugly lol... on a side note I hate that BMW grill it absolutely doesn't belong on an electric vehicle. I am dying laughing at the descriptions of some of these 😅
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I freaking love the Allard, that thing is fantastic. Like in Harold and Maude when he turns the E-Type into a hearse. The Subaru is adorable. Like a seriously ugly baby. I agree the rest are all visually offensive even if some are cool.
Whoever thinks that Multipla is ugly, knows nothing about design. It's not the most beautiful car, and it was not intended as one. But it's a funny, very progressively designed and eccentric car. And you will never ever beat Italians design-wise. Nobody designs clothing, shoes, homeware, furniture, etc etc as they do. And you are all peasants, if you don't get it, if you don't see the difference.
The 1976 Aston Martin Lagonda was PROBABLY a response to the Maserati Quattroporte. The Design is not Timeless, not Horrible either. Looks like it took some American or Mercedes design cues.
bmw went from Cool Kidneys to Podgy Pigsnout in less than a decade...the crap they present these days makes even the chris bangle era cars look sleek and elegant
Actually I like nearly all of the cars mentioned. I do think the front end of the BMW was designed by an idiot. The only time I have seen a Marcos Mantis was in a car park in Cockfosters in 1980, and I thought what a cool looking car, maybe because I had a Corgi model of one. I also think both the Allard and Lagonda were quite striking. The Alfa was a strange piece of design, just proves that not all Italian cars were things of beauty.
I strongly disagree with the Aston Martin Lagonda being on this list. What should have been included was the 1958 Continental Mark III... absolutely hideous ua-cam.com/video/Jh1ZU_lUPWM/v-deo.html and the Toyota Platz/Echo which just looks stupid with it's huge, forward leaning side panels, tiny wheels and ulta-short wheel base.
How can you miss the infamous 1996 Ford Taurus? Uglier than anything AMC ever built. Whenever I drive behind one, I expect to see laundry rolling around in the back window. And the front end looks like a giant insect larvae...
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Subaru 360, not ugly at all. Actually reminds me of that Chinese car that is called 'cat' and tries to look 'cute' and even succeeds. he Allard P2 Is a fantastic looking vehicle. It might have looked better without the wood, but it adds character. The Ami isn't ugly, it's quirky, that is all. The BMW i7 is not ugly at all either, just has a unbalanced, too imposing front - still not actually ugly. just not pretty or elegant. Calling the Lagonda ugly is really nonsense. It looks 'different', but is far from ugly. And calling the Alfa ugly is really out of place too. It doesn't look 'genuinely' pretty, it almost looks like a factory aftermarket bodykit, but ugly? no. The only 'ugly' cars in this list are the first, the mitsuoka. It's not neccesarily very ugly though, it's rather uncomfortably odd and weird looking. But, ugly will still fit. That same goes for the FIAT Multipla. Oddly enoguh, it just needed to have more rectangular tail lights and the hood flowing into the windscreen, with 'normal' headlights and it would have been fine. But yes, the Multipla definitely fits the ugly card. The Mantis M70 indeed fits the ugly bill too. The Skylark indeed is ugly. So does the Aztec. And yes, the S1 is hideous.
In my opinion the Aston Martin Lagonda is one of the most beautiful cars ever marketed, maybe the only thing wrong with it is the brand, it doesn't fit well with the rest of Aston Martin productions...
Lagonda would have many, many adoring fans wondering what YOU were smoking. Sure it took weird and enbraced it. I have always dreamed of affording one. Yet the interior you claim saved it is the failure of the car costing AM ungodly sums attempting to fix technology that clearly wasn't ready for the designers dreams. Got that one completely backwards. Beauty is subjective. Except in this case where you were just 100% wrong.
The Fiat Multipla (not Multiplay) was a car made by Fiat. Fiat are Italian, not French.
It was named Doblo in Brasil.
@@Wes-x9p The Doblo is a completely different vehicle
The Alfa Romeo SZ is superb and a pleasure to drive. It's a car that doesn't belong on your list.
I was thinking that it's so harsh for the Alfa to be there. I would take that Alfa in a heartbeat no questions asked
Same here. Now I have to admit it's kinda ugly objectively, the proportions and volumes... But beautiful subjectively. Ugly beautiful. It's one of my favourite cars ever. I think it looks amazing and unique.
These people, shouldn't be on UA-cam, let alone making content like this.
The Aston Martin Lagonda is not ugly . A lot of the 1970's American cars are actually uglier than many of the cars in this video.
Totally agree. Btw the 70s were the worst era design wise. Sure there are a few standouts but dang ..
Allard P2 Safari actually looks cool and definitely unique.
I think it looks Uber and with a V8
Yes, it's endearingly weird, not ugly. A stretched woody... Who'd a thunk it?
If it’s all wheel 🛞 drive… I would enjoy it! 😮
I personally like the 360. it's got mini & beetle vibes without really looking like either and still looks cool.
It has round headlights witch looks like eyes and curved hood that looks like a smile
I'm too. Looks like VW Beetle and Mini. I think, it's pretty car.
i think its cute
@nerflapp i agree, methinks its quirkiness would appeal to markets today, my pick of the bunch . The P2 Safari, truly for sure a terrible vehicle that looks like it was designed by a woman imo.
Yeah, I thought it was a decent looking car
Subaru 360 looks actually really cute. Just smaller VW beetle.
@TeaCup //
EXACTLY, so VW Bug. Again, the Japanese are copy cats.
that’s what i’m saying it’s adorable
@@blankface1545 //
Sure. It is a VW like,
"Kei" car, a nice one.
I really liked it.
he his wrong because right know world is talking about bmw for been ugly
7:25 the Lagonda is awesome, as its sleek lines minimize its huge size. Total 80s style ahead of its 70s release, and beautiful in the arena of cars with long wheel overhang. You should remove the Lagonda from this.
Totally agree, this car not deserves stay here, blasphemous!
@@jordiperez2519 The Lagonda is a work of art. How did it make this list?
Amen!
Agree!
The rear windows couldn't be lowered.
I actually think the allard p2 was cool for its time. I would liken it to being as to the jaguar as the nomad was to the bel air or chevelles they were based on. kinda cool in a quirky way.
I know this is a 'subjective' list at best, but anyone who mispronounces so many names in such a short period of time (12.48) cannot be an arbiter of good taste.
I couldn't agree more.
it's a generated voice-over, not an actual person. This is why it goofs.
It's AI, not a person.
Plus they seem to have missed any of those hundreds of American cars that should be at the top of this ugliest-car list!
The Allard was custom built per customer.......and it was a ‘shooting brake’.
Her late Majesty the Queen owned many "shooting breaks" her last being on based on 1958 Ford Zephyr. At one time, estate cars/station wagons were known in the UK as, Shooting breaks. I agree that this one is more than ugly but them Allard were on the way out by then
@@henrygingold6549 - Shooting BRAKE... AND "Estate car" sounds MUCH better than the God-Awful "Shooting Brake"! Who dragged that name up from Hell, anyway? It makes NO sense whatsoever. At least "station wagon" was a literal wagon that was sent by hotels to pick up/drop off guests at the local railway station.
I like it too. It certainly has no place in this video.
A "break" is the name given to utility vehicles that take "shooters" ie., hunters of little birds and other innocent fauna. Of course the average person would not have seen these cars as utilitarian because they were almost always built on top of Daimlers, Rolls-Royces etc..@@daveogarf In the UK station wagons are called, "estate cars" which is more or less the same as shooting break!
@@alan6832It was badass, wasn't it?
You forgot the Sangyong,any model truly hideous.
BMW mostly looked good before they were Bangled,
The grill nowadays should be reduced at least by 4.
Good Comment Simon!! The Ssangyong Rodius is really ugly. The Rexton... well... I'd say it has a "quirky style". And some new BMW designs make Bangle's timeless.
Ssangyoung Rodius is the absolute worst of them all!
It's like a hatchback with a dormer attached to it.
The Rodius?
@@angelperez7891 yes
Bangle's BMW cars are better than the disaster that have been the latest models.
Aston Martin Lagonda! Are you mental? They are gorgeous!
The electronics and the displays were extremely unreliable. They certainly are beautiful cars especially the Mark II which had more rounded wings and better interior. Some even had normal analogue dials. Don't ever think of driving one into a multi-storey car park . You'll get stuck
Plus they seem to have missed any of those hundreds of American cars that should be at the top of this ugliest-car list!
I love how this Channel's idea of a good-looking car is by default a sports car.
Imagine thinking that Alfa Romeo is ugly, bizarre
Well you managed to pronounce three of those car names correctly. 😆
My thoughts exactly 😅
@@jono.pom-downunder mine too!
Yeah, he's an idiot.
Not quite. First encounter with the Alfa,,,it's row-mayo,.
I'm pretty sure the channel pays someone else to do the narration...someone who's not a car guy.
1976 Lagonda is a masterpiece
Sorry to say, I love a number of these unique vehicles!!!!!!!
Yeah, this isn't a good list.
Hey, i'm curious which cars you love.
I saw an Ami 6 on the Dutch highway recently. That very, very rarely happens. And yes, it drove along, it wasn't on the hard shoulder with its hood up. I do forgive it it's unique visual quirkyness, as no classic Citroën should ever be called ugly. Don't make me angry. 🙃
also i love the Alfa SZ styling
Nissan Cube-maybe. Nissan Juke- definitely!
I have nothing to say... you're right
Nissan's, properly spelled; Joke or Puke
Agreed, the Nissan Puke is terrible.
Joke, not Juke👍🏻
@@LowBudgetCarsV2 I'm surprised you forgot the AMC Pacer, which usually makes such a list...although I personally liked it. The Pontiac Aztek actually wasn't all that bad. Nobody complained about its performance, but only its design.
The Allard is so weird that it's almost cute. I remember seeing mid-60's Fiat Multipla's in Rome when I was a teenager and back then it was quite handsome compared to the modern version. Fiat went for the maximum passenger capacity and they were used as taxis where the driver could fit in five passengers. The 1958 Lincoln must have been the inspiration for the Citroen AMI. BMW has been building some ugly grilles lately...I understand that the enlargement was a demand from the Chinese market. That SIN car is a sin.
The strangest thing about the Allard was the extreme forward location of the front wheels. I wonder what kind of suspension it had; before the 1930s, they located the wheels that way so the rigid front axle wouldn't hit the engine.
4:32 Even the French?
The Multipla is Italian...😊
No American , made, voiced, written, produced or narrated should exist while the thoughts and sights of the Pontiac Aztek and numerous others American abominations are in the public's memory. Please note that the Ami 6 clip features a Ford Anglia ("Angle box") for comparison
(*American-made)
@@daveogarf Not only American made; American designed.
I think the Citroen is a cool design
You do know how many classic and good looking American cars have been made right? and their companies still exist. Unlike the English ones.
The first time I saw an Aztek I thought it looked funny without a machine gun mounted in a turret on top.
“We didn’t know it was possible to blackmail so many people at once”
🤣
The video is an exageration ! The cars presented aren't the most beautiful cars, but I've seen uglier cars than some of this cars. After all we are all diferent & is all about the taste.
No...many things are objectively ugly. And anyone who likes them should not be trusted.
Plus they seem to have missed any of those hundreds of American cars that should be at the top of this ugliest-car list!
This is like the coolest cars ever made
Well, that could be another way of looking at it...
Bro calling the Lagonda ugly💀
Park the AM Lagooda 🚙 at my house 🏡… leave the keys 🔑 and call ☎️ yourself an Uber/Lyft… 👋
The Mitsuoka Galue is a series of luxury cars, BASED on mainstream Japanese automobiles, customized by Mitsuoka to recall British and American cars, now in its second generation. THEY ARE STILL IN PRODUCTION.
IMO, there was NO intention for anything BUT AN ASIAN MARKET. Again, they are a flattery to US & British design cues !!!
The Lagonda looks quite nice now... Obviously not a DB6 but of its time...
The Alfa SZ is a stunning beauty!
Nothing wrong with Subaru 360, besides VW cues.
people are going to hate me for this but i think the BMW i7 doesn't look that bad actually
Completely disagree with your choice of Buick Skylark, it looks good especially in coupe form
You are wrong with Lagonda, sorry...
I agree.
How dare you include the Alfa sz that car is a true beast
9:18 I never saw the '92 Skylark as particularly offensive or even that unusual for a 1990s car. The pointed nose was kind of a throwback to the 1930s and uncharacteristic of post-war Buicks, but it didn't bother me. The proportions of the car were no more awkward than those of other modern cars, most of which are a bit stubby now that powertrains can be shoehorned sideways into the engine compartments. The Aztec is far more notable than the Skylark, and in all the wrong ways.
The 4 door Skylark comes off better, and the Aztek isn't at all unattractive by today's standards. It was just unusual for its time.
I like 5 of them, Allard, Fiat, Aston, Citroen and Alfa.
The list should’ve included the Land Rover Discovery 5.
I have changed my mind on the ASTON MARTIN LAGONDA.
I think it is swell. I think it is a supersonic 1989 Volvo 740.
(1) Sleek anti-Bentley, or anti-Jaguar.
(2) Big Engine, Big Interior, Big Trunk, Minature, regal center, faux radiator part of grill.
(3) Gobbledygook, fad, digital instrumentation but still a selling point, & differentiator.
(4) NO. It is not an MG, Triumph, or Lotus. Lagonda is something you would NOT throw into a curve.
(5) Lord of the Manor, P-mpin' ride. Very Stately. Face it, you would get POSITIVE notice (or envy). Bee-atch to park.
Lagonda looks amazing
I believe that they were incredibly unreliable and nearly impossible to maintain (electronics of the period...)
The galleon of my youth...
subaru 360 is just a smaller and cuter Beetle
Kind of weird how the voice will pronounce some of the car names correctly, then a few seconds later say them incorrectly. Mutipla.Multiplay, Alfa Romeo/Romio.
The marketing for the Subaru 360 was brilliant, imported by Malcolm Bricklin. They were killed off when Consumer Reports rated the car "not acceptable".
Is the narrator a robot?
AI generated narration.
I disagree with AM Lagonda. I think she is quite pretty
I like how you put in the bmw 7 series and not the juke in person the bmw does not look as bad imo xD
The lagonda is an ugly car???? This is one of the most Avant Gard designs in history.
Surprised this list isn’t made of every modern BMW and only the i7
Aesthetics are at the eyes of the beholders.... I am surprised that PT cruiser is not here... but this is based on my eyes!
I can agree with you on the Mantis. The 360 is cute, and so is the ami6, but the allard is more attractive than any US panelled station waggon from the 70s, but you crossed the line at the Lagonda. And you didn't even mention the Brickin. Shame one you.
your jokes make watching this hard. 1 joke is enough for each car.
At the end of the day, styling is a matter of opinion that is unique to everyone, and you can like any car because it's about you.
Unless you like the Pontiac Aztek
The Aztek is quite likeable compared to modern SUV's and crossovers.
@@co7013 You are probably definitely right
Actually allard p2 and lagonda looks really cool.
You need to do some research regarding the reason why Allard, along with other British car makers in the late 1940s ans early 1950s built a variety of 'woodies'. It was all down to lack of materials and taxation.....
Anyone who thinks the Allard Safari is anything but a stunning car shouldn't be making car videos.
@@John-G Totally agree.
I’m sorry, but I have always LOVED the Aston Martin Lagonda and the Lagonda Bulldog. In an era of wedge shaped design language, the Lagonda is a true standout! Too bad the all digital dash and early version touch controls that never aged well had to be included. But a single spoke steering wheel?!? Wonderful!
Ugly is a subjective term.. but there's no subjectivity to the hideousness of the Pontiac Aztek lol
The Lagonda is awesome! The Safari is also sooo cool ^^ I can only agree with like four of your choices
There's some pretty brutal comments about the Mantos, and all well deserved. "Visual crime scene" & "you can smell ugly" are my favorites. The Lagonda is far out. The Alfa is ug. The Aztec has my vote for 'Ugly Supremecy". I call it the 'Ass Tick'. To any real Aztec indians out there (if you've managed to survive for the last 400+ years), you have my permission to beat this thing with a club, for taking your name, and besmirching it.
I think the P2 looked pretty good.
That Alfa is beautifull with its Bulldog - like snout and stance !
Any idea why they are so expensive today ?
So. The Woodie, SZ, 360 and Lagonda don't belong on this list. You could pick lots of awful designs, like the 1st gen Dacia Logan (boring and boxy) , the Ssangyong Rodius (elongated Minivan), the BMW iX (just as ugly as the i7) and BMW 7 series from the early 2000s (named the Bangle Butt for a reason)
On the others I agree, although I think that the Multipla and Aztek will become very likeable one day.
I like the Subaru and the Alfa. The Mantis and Aztek would be embarrassing to drive, even if someone paid me. The Lagonda isn't bad at all.
I love the lagonda and the alfa , they actually look amazing in real life
They missed the boat. There are more ugly cars than some of these
Rumor has it that the 2024 BMW i7 will consist entirely of the radiator grill.
If they did that would be tragic... but the buyers seem to love it😨
Tesla Cyber Truck should be part of this video
Oh you know it's ugly when the French actually think it's ugly lol... on a side note I hate that BMW grill it absolutely doesn't belong on an electric vehicle. I am dying laughing at the descriptions of some of these 😅
In contrast to Cadilliac Cimarron, the closely related Holden Camira J car sold well in Australia. Its main issues were: build quality, then changing from leaded to unleaded petrol (downgrade from multi-point to single-point fuel injection in 1986 models).
Shut your piehole!
You philistine!
That Subaru 360 looks like Herbie's special little brother and I love it! And, I imagine many others do as well.
The SsangYong Rhodius should have definitely made the list.
I freaking love the Allard, that thing is fantastic. Like in Harold and Maude when he turns the E-Type into a hearse.
The Subaru is adorable. Like a seriously ugly baby.
I agree the rest are all visually offensive even if some are cool.
I heard whoever designed the BMW with hideous grill quit industrial design all together
I think beauty is a very relative concept. Anyhow, I agree 99 % with your taste. Milesker!
Whoever thinks that Multipla is ugly, knows nothing about design. It's not the most beautiful car, and it was not intended as one. But it's a funny, very progressively designed and eccentric car. And you will never ever beat Italians design-wise. Nobody designs clothing, shoes, homeware, furniture, etc etc as they do. And you are all peasants, if you don't get it, if you don't see the difference.
The 1976 Aston Martin
Lagonda was PROBABLY a response to the Maserati Quattroporte. The Design is not Timeless, not Horrible either. Looks like it took some American or Mercedes design cues.
bmw went from Cool Kidneys to Podgy Pigsnout in less than a decade...the crap they present these days makes even the chris bangle era cars look sleek and elegant
I like the I7 and the Lagonda and the Alfa because of their design 😂
The Lagonda was one of my favorite cars in the mid 80’s. But the price was extreme. Could buy 3 XJ6 Jaguars then for 1 Lagonda
Actually I like nearly all of the cars mentioned. I do think the front end of the BMW was designed by an idiot. The only time I have seen a Marcos Mantis was in a car park in Cockfosters in 1980, and I thought what a cool looking car, maybe because I had a Corgi model of one. I also think both the Allard and Lagonda were quite striking. The Alfa was a strange piece of design, just proves that not all Italian cars were things of beauty.
It's not "design", it's "styling". Calling it design is an insult to the engineers who made the car work.
BMW hasn't built a beautiful car for 30 years. What happened?
God video, except the LAGONDA is great!
I strongly disagree with the Aston Martin Lagonda being on this list. What should have been included was the 1958 Continental Mark III... absolutely hideous ua-cam.com/video/Jh1ZU_lUPWM/v-deo.html and the Toyota Platz/Echo which just looks stupid with it's huge, forward leaning side panels, tiny wheels and ulta-short wheel base.
Man the commentary on this video is hilarious 😂. I really actually like the BMW 😊.
How can you miss the infamous 1996 Ford Taurus? Uglier than anything AMC ever built. Whenever I drive behind one, I expect to see laundry rolling around in the back window. And the front end looks like a giant insect larvae...
Where's the Prius??
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I actually think William Towns did a stunning job on the Lagonda. Low and sleek and not a curve anywhere.
Your hyperbole is a bit over the top. But, I guess we have to blame the author of the script for the artificial voice.
Subaru 360, not ugly at all. Actually reminds me of that Chinese car that is called 'cat' and tries to look 'cute' and even succeeds.
he Allard P2 Is a fantastic looking vehicle. It might have looked better without the wood, but it adds character.
The Ami isn't ugly, it's quirky, that is all.
The BMW i7 is not ugly at all either, just has a unbalanced, too imposing front - still not actually ugly. just not pretty or elegant.
Calling the Lagonda ugly is really nonsense. It looks 'different', but is far from ugly.
And calling the Alfa ugly is really out of place too. It doesn't look 'genuinely' pretty, it almost looks like a factory aftermarket bodykit, but ugly? no.
The only 'ugly' cars in this list are
the first, the mitsuoka. It's not neccesarily very ugly though, it's rather uncomfortably odd and weird looking. But, ugly will still fit.
That same goes for the FIAT Multipla. Oddly enoguh, it just needed to have more rectangular tail lights and the hood flowing into the windscreen, with 'normal' headlights and it would have been fine. But yes, the Multipla definitely fits the ugly card.
The Mantis M70 indeed fits the ugly bill too.
The Skylark indeed is ugly.
So does the Aztec.
And yes, the S1 is hideous.
Ain't no way you just called the Lagonda ugly
Your narration was/is very comical and entertaining 👍
Ai generated.
Greetings from Tucson, Arizona USofA.
The LaGonda was the most expensive car of it's time.
I think the 360 resembles the original Fiat 500.
6:55 Visual crime scene you see here😂
In my opinion, I think the only ugly cars on this list is the fiat multipla & the pontiac aztek.
What about the Suzuki x 90 not only ugly but pointless also
New BMW's are absolutely horrible, what were they thinking
In my opinion the Aston Martin Lagonda is one of the most beautiful cars ever marketed, maybe the only thing wrong with it is the brand, it doesn't fit well with the rest of Aston Martin productions...
You forgot the coupe SUV's. All of them.
😅😅😅 Totally Agree!
Without watching, I'll wager the Aztec will included.
Well, it was in the thumbnail!
Lagonda is a beauty!
Is the Sin a SPEED RACER gone rogue
I understand the big grill is to Satisfy the Chinese market where having a big grill is the equivalent of having a big ----
Lagonda would have many, many adoring fans wondering what YOU were smoking. Sure it took weird and enbraced it. I have always dreamed of affording one. Yet the interior you claim saved it is the failure of the car costing AM ungodly sums attempting to fix technology that clearly wasn't ready for the designers dreams. Got that one completely backwards. Beauty is subjective. Except in this case where you were just 100% wrong.