Did you see and hear about this travesty that Ferrari will regret for decades, until (or IF) it's ever forgotten? Ferrari stock instantly DIVED 10%. 600k electric car that looks terrible. Utterly unlike anything Ferrari ever made, because Ferrari never made anything this ugly before

 
Anthony Dick, an auto analyst at Oddo BHF, added that Ferrari's stock drop is “by far the sharpest reaction we’ve seen for a car design - the market has spoken," adding, "Luce marks “the furthest deviation from the brand’s ethos we’ve ever seen."

https://fordauthority.com/2026/05/ford-evs-look-like-masterpieces-next-to-the-new-ferrari-luce/#comments

https://dailytimewaster.blogspot.com/2026/05/government-distorts-market-again-and.html

63 Daimler SP250... thanks Kim! Adding to my list of UGLY cars that lazy list makers never show, while they repeat the typical list of Aztec and Pacer

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daimler_SP250#/media/File:1963_Daimler_SP250_3Daimler_SP250.jpg

I looked to see if I had this on the list of UGLY yet, but I hadn't. I did have that in 1964 Scotland Yard bought a dozen to use as police cars! https://justacarguy.blogspot.com/2015/09/1964-daimler-sp250-police-specification.html

here's one to add to the list of cars that are ugly from the factory, the 58 Packard Studebaker station wagon

it doesn't look so bad above, in the photo I took in 2011, https://justacarguy.blogspot.com/2011/08/couple-stand-outs-at-todays-annual.html but below?

Ugly

https://www.autoevolution.com/news/rare-packardbaker-1958-packard-station-wagon-rocks-original-studebaker-v8-261818.html#

lots of people are griping about how AI is making weird cars, but seriously, oddball weirdo stuff has been around for decades, thanks to people with just plain bad taste and a need to be the center of ANY attention

https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=10237925072535835&set=pcb.24566294949649352

I think I see a trend in the big SUV's getting ugly

 

https://www.jeep.com/wagoneer/2025/grand-wagoneer.html
https://fordauthority.com/2025/06/2026-nissan-armada-nismo-debuts-as-new-ford-expedition-rival

I just saw this, and realized i hadn't added the world's ugliest postal delivery truck to the list of UGLY vehicles

 

And to show just how ugly it is, they conveniently parked it next to a regular ordinary boring delivery van 

https://fordauthority.com/2025/06/ford-e-transit-oshkosh-usps-evs-saved-by-senate-parliamentarian/

https://fordauthority.com/2025/12/usps-says-ford-based-delivery-fleet-upgrade-going-well

some people in Winslow Arizona think this is a good thing. I disagree. This is how a good looking last deign of the Thunderbird gets turned into a monstrosity

 

oh hell, what's the deal with this 3rd taillight on the Camaro, it hurts my eyes!

 https://www.flickr.com/photos/dog427435/3016525629/in/photostream/lightbox/

what 60's car was such a hunk of junk, or so ugly, that you'd refuse to accept one if it was given to you (thanks to Nathan for inspiring this post question!)

 I'll go with a 60 Studebaker. Lark, Hawk, doesn't matter. Ugly, and I'm going to imaging impossible to get parts for like brake lines, brake pads, engine parts, etc. After all, a 65 year old Studebaker probably doesn't have much for parts support in the replacement parts anymore. 

1960 AMC Rambler Ambassador... I'd pass on that too

and a 1960 Ventura. Not for me. 

3 weird and ugly cars designs, by Brooks Stevens

The Scimitar, https://justacarguy.blogspot.com/2011/03/brooks-stevens-and-1959-scimitar.html

 

The "Die Valkyrie"  https://justacarguy.blogspot.com/2020/04/people-have-done-lot-of-weird-stupid.html

the Gladiator  https://justacarguy.blogspot.com/2012/06/ugly-or-odd-brooks-stevens-was.html

I kid you not, I've never seen these all posted together, and realized it had to be done to show what ugly cars he came up with, in contrast to the beautiful vans, trains, etc etc

I can't understand why I haven't posted this on the ugliest cars list before, 62 Dart

Did have 2 cool options for engines, a 12 to 1 compression cross ram dual quad 413 Max Wedge

and a solid lifter dual quad 383

 https://www.dodgegarage.com/news/article/events/2024/07/paying-homage-to-a-legendary-drag-strip.html

Pretty ugly... why would anyone design a car to look like this? a 2000 Fiat Multipla, what were they thinking?

https://www.theautopian.com/how-driving-the-ugliest-car-in-the-world-helped-me-discover-the-masterpieces-real-flaws/

the ugliest car I've never heard of, the 1999 Subaru Impreza Casa Blanca. Maybe Subaru thought the Aztec calendar end of days, or the Y2k bug, or some other catastrophe was going to end us all, and might as well get the ugly crap sold out of the warehouse parts bins first?

 

https://www.thedrive.com/news/the-impreza-casa-blanca-was-the-ugly-subaru-no-one-asked-for

I shit you not, I've collected the ugliest god damn cars ever made at this link: https://justacarguy.blogspot.com/search/label/ugly  most of them have never been discovered by the click bait idiots that keep trying to get you to look at the effing Pontiac Aztek etc

how have I never seen the 72 Fury until now? How has this never shown up on anyone's top ten ugliest cars lists?

https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=857839182368227&set=a.205848817567270

https://code3garage.com/washington-dc-police-1972-plymouth-fury/

https://www.forcbodiesonly.com/mopar-forum/threads/1972-plymouth-fury-1-pursuit-restored-as-a-dc-metropolitan-police-car.65038/

Ugly, but REALLY 70s! 

I don't understand why they didn't try for an appealing look, when designing this truck. It's flat ugly. Bollinger Motors.

Update: Dec 2025, they went bankrupt and shut down 

https://www.the-sun.com/motors/15568027/car-manufacturer-bollinger-motors-electric-car-closes-debts/

Volkswagen finally showed off its long-delayed, much-anticipated ID. Buzz “microbus” in US spec, not surprisingly it turned ugly when the bean counters were through making it production ready, and with no price available, it's not going to sell until fall 2024

for bloat *(and ugly reality) comparison to the concept that was promised (and put in movies)

it's impossible to guess wrong about which was the concept, and which is the ugly reality

the ID. Buzz will only be made in Hannover, Germany, a plant with a capacity of 100,000 a year for global demand, many buyers will face an even longer wait than fall of 2024.

https://www.autoweek.com/news/green-cars/a44071389/vw-reveals-full-us-spec-id-buzz-and-suddenly-the-minivan-is-cool-again/

https://www.autoweek.com/news/green-cars/a40217054/vw-id-buzz-production-start-germany/

https://www.vw.com/en.html

ugly

looks influenced by Oldsmobile land yachts and the bug ugly AMC land yachts of the  mid 50s

oh damn, this is so god awful uglyfied I'll be washing my eyes with sand and lemon juice for a month. What amount of LSD was used to used to get warped enough to think the grill and bumper look better body colored? (Kill me now)

and the flush mount windshield looks stupid too. WTF were they thinking? Its a Fisher Price "My First Mopar" toy? 

and they deleted the tail panel, trunk Bee, and side marker lights? What else did they dispose of, common sense and frontal lobes?

https://www.motortrend.com/events/detroit-autorama-2023-great-8-finalists?galleryimageid=4090ffaf-75e3-4fb7-8c5a-abdfdf2c1800

the 1972 Jeep Commando is on my list of ugly cars just because of that grill

https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1972-jeep-commando-16/

there is a lot of coverage of this years Pebble Beach concours and car week to look at, from parking lots, qualifying drives, judging for trophies to the Concours d'Lemons and Radwood

the cars in the Pebble Beach Concours are required to complete the 80 mile round trip from the event to Big Sur and back, in order to be judged. No trailer queens is the object, and the side benefit is that the general public doesn't need to pay their way into the event to see the cars.... just find a nice roadside place along the route, and enjoy.  https://www.hagerty.com/media/events/gallery-the-pebble-beach-tour-is-a-cavalcade-of-automotive-royalty/

a 1960 BMW 502 at the Concours d'Lemons won for worst of show  https://www.autoweek.com/car-life/classic-cars/g40948068/concours-dlemons-2022-is-a-festering-carbuncle-on-an-otherwise-splendid-pebble-car-week/

the Quail parking lot full of million dollar cars https://www.thedrive.com/culture/check-out-the-incredible-cars-just-parked-in-the-quail-spectator-lot

Radwood Laguna Seca https://www.motortrend.com/events/radwood-laguna-seca-2022-monterey-car-week-mega-gallery/

and the ultra fancy or expensive variety at the Quail's Motorsports Gathering https://www.thedrive.com/guides-and-gear/heres-how-ultra-rich-car-enthusiasts-mod-and-option-cars-tales-from-the-quail-2022

and the obscure at the concours, like this Talbot Lago Grand Sport Figoni Fastback built for the zipper king of France  https://www.theautopian.com/cold-start-pebble-beach-car-week-was-a-hell-of-a-week

and keep an eye on the Autopian for thorough coverage of the concours slowly released over the next couple of days https://www.theautopian.com/tag/pebble-beach

https://www.magnetomagazine.com/figoni-tribute-headlines-2023-pebble-beach-concours-delegance/

https://www.facebook.com/J.Figoni/posts/pfbid02uEH9uPjvZwbxsMWWnXPGHEbikWiyTDvLCFaGGywWyWk8WYMvnBSCxnqrHpMxBLPSl

and the coverage from Forbes https://www.forbes.com/sites/isabellord/2022/08/22/the-best-of-monterey-car-week-2022-in-photos which shows the remarkable winner of the Best in Show. 

A 1932 Duesenberg model J, with design by Figoni et Falaschi in the era's torpedo style

The honor rewards years of work: The car, originally belonging to Peruvian sugar heir Antonio Chopitea, was split in two in the 1960s

Chopitea was the first owner of the car and competed with it in road racing and concourse events, A later owner then had a new body designed in the 1960s and swapped the Figoni et Falaschi body onto a different Model J chassis.

After decades of searching, 3 years ago vintage car and boat collectors Lee and Penny Anderson acquired both cars and reunited the original body and chassis through a full restoration. https://www.foxnews.com/auto/1932-duesenberg-best-show-pebble-beach-concours

Rebodied in the 1960s on the whim of its then-owner, this 1932 Duesenberg existed for years in two places—the chassis and motor underneath a new body, and the original Figoni coachwork on a different Model J. Not until three years ago, when Rob Myers, CEO of RM Sotheby’s, helped connect the Andersons with the owners of both those Duesenbergs, did the process of reuniting the chassis with the body begin. More searching was involved along the way; Lee Anderson tracked down the original crankshaft in the engine of a Duesenberg in Vancouver. Happily, that car’s owner agreed to contribute the crank and, years later, the Sports Torpedo became a champion.

https://www.hagerty.com/media/news/1932-duesenberg-wins-pebble-beach-concours-best-of-show-first-for-the-marque-in-15-years

https://www.thedrive.com/news/check-out-the-pebble-beach-beaters-at-the-2022-concours-dlemons