Fifty Ugliest Cars of the Past 50 Years

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That article looks like and editor grabbed a pile of several hundred car photos, threw them on the desk of some writer who knows almost nothing about cars, and told him to write something stupid about 50 of them.

thanks for your contribution to the dross.

Some of them I'll agree with. But how can you not like the Plymouth Prowler? And there are some others there that I believe the person(s) critiquing them was based on what his/her definition of ugly is.

Thanks for your contribution to my kill file.

agreed ashton

Thanks for self-identifying as thin-skinned morons...

Rob wrote:

Maybe my tolerance level has gotten less... when I first started using Usenet I bet I didn't feel the need to kill file anyone for several years. Then maybe once or twice a year, now it seems like another suitable "contributor" pops up at least monthly.

It's called "thin skin". Look it up.