16 cars that have repeatedly received the title of the most ridiculous and ugly (17 photos)

The automotive industry has always been famous for its variety of design solutions, which have caused intense passions and controversy. Some cars are the epitome of modern art, delighting the eye with their stunning lines and sophisticated style.





However, among them there will always be those whose forms and decisions evoke the most controversial reactions. Today we take a look back into the past and our time to see the cars that divided the public into supporters and opponents. The models presented below have repeatedly topped various ratings as the strangest, most ridiculous and ugly. Let's see what they look like.

Citroen Ami (2020)



An electric quadricycle that looks like a toy car.

Fiat Multipla Marinella (1956)





The Marinella was a minivan with several rows of seats and a compact design. The model was recognized for its functionality and convenience, as well as for its innovative approach to the distribution of space inside the car.

Plymouth Prowler (1999)



The car had a distinctive retro design, inspired by classic racing cars of the 1930s, with a low profile, long hood and exposed wheel arches. The Prowler was equipped with a 3.5-liter aluminum V6 engine that hid about 250 horsepower.

Nissan S-Cargo (1989)



The S-Cargo was designed in a retro-futuristic style and is presented in the form of a van that vaguely resembles a snail.

Fiat Multipla (1999)



The most recognizable feature of the Fiat Multipla is its eccentric design. It often caused mixed reactions from buyers. The car had a short front overhang, small headlights and a wide windshield, which made it unlike other cars in its class.

Nissan Cube (1998)



Despite its cubic design, the car offers a spacious and comfortable interior with original design, as well as many convenient options.

Chevy SSR (2003)



The car had a retro-styled appearance with a nod to classic cars of the 1940s and 1950s, including rounded shapes, bulging fenders and chrome details. It also featured a retractable hard top, allowing it to be used as an open roadster.

Marcos Mantis (1970)



The Mantis came with a variety of engines, including V6 and V8, and offered good power and speed.

Mitsuoka K2 (1988)



The K2 has a distinctive rounded body shape, closely spaced headlights and chrome accents, giving it an antique and unique appearance.

Aston Martin Bulldog (1979)



With its sleek body and angular design, the Bulldog looked like the car of the future. It was equipped with a 5.3-liter twin-turbocharged V8 engine that provided impressive power.

Volkswagen Colani (1977)



This strange car, reminiscent of a frog in its design, was supposed to replace the Volkswagen Beetle. However, the new product did not go into mass production.

Tatra T603 (1995)



The Tatra T603 had a distinctive appearance with recognizable oval headlights and tail lights.

Citicar (1974)



This compact car was designed for city driving.dy and was one of the first production electric vehicles available on the market.

Volkswagen Type 181 (1968)



This vehicle was intended for military purposes, but was also available to the civilian population. Over time, the Type 181 gained popularity among fans of extreme recreation and car camping due to its reliability and versatility.

Lightburn Zeta Sports (1964)



The Zeta Sports had an unusual appearance and was available in several body styles, including coupe and convertible.

Tesla Cybertruck (2023)



An unusual pickup truck with the dynamics of a sports car. Equipped with the latest version of the autopilot.

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