Wanna see some super ugly French cars?

[Sixty8panther]

http://www.autoblog.com.es/?p=49

[Z-06]

Umm why do they love dual axles?

Imagine dual dually Silverado 3500 HD

[z28luvr01]

OK, after seeing this, I don't want to hear any more cracks about the GM "dustbuster" minivans.

[mustang84]

The Fiat Multipla is by far the ugliest car I have seen in person in Europe. It makes the Honda Element look sexy.

Edited March 28, 2007 by mustang84

[aaaantoine]

The six-door Multipla is one of my favorite underexplored concepts, packaged into a terribly hideous package.

[mustang84]

I didn't realize the Multipla had such a barf-tastic interior as well.

[Z-06]

I didn't realize the Multipla had such a barf-tastic interior as well.

And the blokes from the other side of the pond make fun of our cars.

What in the F'ing world those designers were thinking?

[FAPTurbo]

The Fiat Multipla is one of the reasons why it's sometimes not good to be 'different.'

[american_revolution_2005]

That Eldorado Windhawk or whatever was ugly. Why would they do that. The 6 wheel Ram was sweet though.

[Sixty8panther]

Yeah... it's a Fiat. Nuf said.

Let's review:

1. Italian food: GOOD

2. Italian cars: BAD!

[bobo]

2. Italian cars: BAD!

???

Including Alfas, Ferraris, and Maseratis?

[Guest YellowJacket894]

Nah ... this is the ugliest Italian car ever built. Period. The Do(es)blo(w).

Let me paraphrase Motor Trend here: It looks like a badly constipated Chevy Uplander.

A recent facelift helped ... yeah right.

[bowtie_dude]

I didn't realize the Multipla had such a barf-tastic interior as well.

Wow...

However, despite the absolutely HORRID design, the upper dash area appears to be covered in cloth. Kinda funny...

[Dragon]

2. Italian cars: BAD!

sure you wanna stick with that answer?

[Sixty8panther]

YES.

Price being a factor there are not many post-WWII

Italian cars that are what I would call a good deal.

For a half a million Dollars US a 2006 Enzo Ferrari

should not only keep up with a silver bullet in the

1/4 mile and with a 900cc superbike on a twisty

roadcourse but it should also give the owner oral

& cook him dinner & pick pu the dry cleaning all

of its own accord.

The more I get into classic cars & pre-war stuff &

esp. the mechanical advancement of the first few

decades of the 20th century the more I loose

respect for the so called "exotic car".