Pretty much all of the econoboxes that were offered. But they werent really desgined to look attractive back then... just basic transportation.

I nver really liked the Oldsmobile Cutlass. Sure, it's smaller than most american cars and with better handling (I hear) and I even pefer it to most modern cars, but it is my least favourite Olds, as it's just too plain.Yet, I do not like the '81 American Ford Escort either.Too plain, and that's a British name.

I agree, i do not see the point of doing that, ruins a perfectly good car

First of all, I din´t find ugly the 80s Tempo, perhaps the interior are labelled as a rental-fleet car, but is not ugly

OK, my selection of ugly cars of the 80s are

* Saab 900 notchback
* Nissan Pulsar NX coupe
* 1983-88 Mercury Cougar
* Chrysler Lebaron convertible with woody trim
* 1980-82 Ford Thunderbid
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I don't like the overall look of the early 80s Cadillac Seville at all, it wouldn't be so bad if it had a more normal trunk instead of that weird rear end.

That Anadol (Turkish car,Right??)looks like something someone built with whatever leftover parts they had laying around from whichever bunch of cars they parted out?? That thing's hideous!

"No car I can think of sold 500,000+ units in it's first year".....I can think of one....the Mustang!!!

Early 1980s Cadillac Seville

That is a car I could choose to do without. I am inclined, however, toward late '80s GM coupes like the LeSabre. There was even a T-top model in one of those years.

The Ford Tempo was futuristic looking when it first came out in 1984.


In fact, they were used as Police cars of the future in the 1984 movie "Runaway" starring Tom Selleck.