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May not be the ugliest. BUT what were they thinking
I agree that this is at least top two of current American production vehicles as far as ugly.
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Originally Posted by sonarrat
Can't disagree more with the choices in the OP. My vote goes to the current 4Runner, which looks like it has been crashed before it even rolls off the showroom floor.
I really dislike the Asian Carp look of the 4Runner, which used to have iconic styling.
AMC really made some ugly cars. The Matador, the Pacer, The Gremlin, The Concord, The Eagle, The AMX
Can't disagree more with the choices in the OP. My vote goes to the current 4Runner, which looks like it has been crashed before it even rolls off the showroom floor.
That's right up there, maybe above most due to the fact that it's normally decent looking. Did a little kid design it?!?!?
As an example, the PT was supposd to sell 50k units per year. In the first year, people were so enamored of it's shrunken '37 Ford styling that there was a waiting list for 2 years, and they opened up a 3rd shift in the plant to make over 150k per year! The PT then sold for 10 more years with zero advertising until Fiat retooled the plant to make Fiat 500s.
True, but sales peaked and then fell sharply. Wasn't it less than 20K or so for the last couple years?
True, but sales peaked and then fell sharply. Wasn't it less than 20K or so for the last couple years?
Nope, the last year it was for sale, they still sold over 50k units (50,910). Considering that was wheen Chrysler was going though the bailout process and ALL their cars were not selling, that's pretty good.
I'd have the Citroen DS in a poll for one of the most beautiful cars of all time, and it does feature highly in many of these polls, so it isn't just me!
Nope, the last year it was for sale, they still sold over 50k units (50,910). Considering that was wheen Chrysler was going though the bailout process and ALL their cars were not selling, that's pretty good.
You know, as soon as I posted I got the feeling someone on here was going to have a problem with it. So I tried Googling... and all I came up with was 17,941 for the last year.
Do you have year by year production numbers you can share?
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