AT-VW
[ranking: 1]
You know all those Peace and Love hippies who sold out in the 1980s to become corporate stock brokers? This is what they drive to work.
Panzer II
[ranking: 2]
Downsizing: Because nobody enjoys parallel parking in Warsaw.
Saturday Morning Special
[ranking: 3]
This Bug looks as though it should be either solving mysteries with Mr. T or helping G.I. Joe stop Skeletor from stealing the Eye of Thundera.
Bat-Limo
[ranking: 4]
Hey, Bruce Wayne's still a billionaire, and billionaires are going to roll how they're going to roll.
Uncommon Animal
[ranking: 5]
Behold: the rare and beautiful Formula Fordilensis, emerging from its Transit Van cocoon. The Batmobile wishes it were this awesome.
Corvette Pickup
[ranking: 6]
An all-fiberglass pickup truck car? Sure, makes sense.
VetteToon
[ranking: 7]
Believe it or not, this is actually kind of a trend among Smart car owners - putting squeezed-down, cartoon sports car bodies on a ForTwo chassis. They sell kits for everything from Porsches to Ferraris to Corvettes. Even for the most jaded critic around, it's hard to not see the fun (and sense) in owning one of these full-sized toy cars.
Silver Arrow, Shot Down
[ranking: 8]
You know those old photographs of Hitler riding around in the back of Mercedes limousines? Yeah... this one's slightly worse.
Bad Kitty
[ranking: 9]
It's a Jaguar! Get it? A JAGUAR!
This subtle humor brought to you by Gallagher and Carrot Top.
This Belongs on the Fury Road
[ranking: 10]
If you're going to destroy a Corvette, this is the way to do it. Photo reportedly taken somewhere beyond Thunderdome.
Classical Gas
[ranking: 11]
This gasser-style AMX from the late 1970s proves that jacked up bad ideas are nothing new. In its builder's defense, these cars were practically worthless in the '70s. Most just went into the crusher, but at least this one was memorable before it was cubed.
Two Too Many
[ranking: 12]
Weirdly awesome and perfectly wrong. I'd love to see the steering linkage on this one.
Mega-Muffler
[ranking: 13]
If you can find a bigger exhaust tip, buy it.
Yep.
[ranking: 14]
Wheelie bars on a Volkswagen. A front-wheel-drive Volkswagen, to be exact.
Charlie Brown?
[ranking: 15]
It costs a lot of money to look this cheap. Fiberglass seats offer unparalleled comfort, too.
Tragic Donk
[ranking: 16]
Out of curiosity: Was your family killed at a reunion by a 1972 Caprice? Did a classic car steal your girlfriend, hack your Paypal account, or sell you a mogwai without a warning label? What exactly did this poor car do to you?
Not an Improvement
[ranking: 17]
Little known fact: The Volkswagen Beetle was originally designed by Ferdinand Porsche. This is what might have happened if Porsche had stayed with VW and kept designing Beetles if he'd gone completely blind and lost his mind.
Bughetto Waywrong
[ranking: 18]
Actually, this wannabe Bugatti might have been fairly cool if the execution were a little better. Seemingly based on a Scion FR-S/Subaru BRZ, that body might have been quite a sight drifting around Silverstone if the panels weren't so obviously misaligned and painted rattle-can black. There's some potential here, though.
Midas (Bad) Touch
[ranking: 19]
Fun Fact: Universal Studios originally planned to use this car for a Knight Rider reboot. Then K.I.T.T. saw it, and committed auto-suicide by hammer.
Land Shark
[ranking: 20]
Even if you hate low-riders, you have to love this insane custom. Just take a moment to appreciate kind of mind behind this, as well as all the channeling and sectioning work it must've taken to make it happen.
Are We Done Yet?
[ranking: 21]
Seriously, guys... this has been stupid since Bush left office. The first Bush.
Bad to Worse
[ranking: 22]
The best thing about this monstrosity: at least it didn't start out a 1972 Caprice.
W.T.F. Defined
[ranking: 23]
If you can even begin to describe everything that's wrong with this monstrosity, you're doing better than we are.
Wings on Front-Drive Cars
[ranking: 24]
You already know.
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