My eyes! The goggles, they do nothing!
Kill it before it breeds!
Surely, it’s an improvement. With that car, anything is an improvement short of being stretched or turned into a hearse.
I am really hating the comeback of the station wagon. My parents owned one as a child and I hated every minute of it. I put this much higher on the ugly scale than the outback only because it’s much bigger…and when it comes to station wagons, bigger most certainly is not better (looking).
I guess beauty is in the eye of the beholder after all because I really like the Honda Element.
Ugh… My family had this beast, in 1973 version - green with the woodgrain vinyl sides. Ugly, indeed, but it could seat eight, as long as four of the eight were kids and could sit in the middle, over the driveline hump, or in the back “rumble seat” facing backwards. It needed every one of those 460 cubic inches in its V8 just to move out of a parking spot.
Here’s a whole site devoted to art cars.
must be true, because the Honda Element looks so boxy to me.
i wouldn’t even think to compare the outback and the magnum. i have never been a fan of the outback… its just so “uncool” looking.
SUVs were getting so over-played that i think the wagons are going to make a huge comeback.
I’ve never been a fan of art cars - the only thing I can think of when I look at them is what abrasive medium would be the most appropriate for removing all of that s*** from the exterior.
This one was particularly distrubing to me. How can anyone do that to an otherwise nicely restored car? And they ripped out the headliner just to put up some fridge magnets?!?!
This one is pretty stupid too.
I completely agree. I find this one infuriating, because there’s only a couple of models of cars that it could be, and they’re getting hard to find.
