Cars that you absolutely hate

[3 Lions]

Here's my top 5...

 

1) Any version of the Metro (Austin Metro, Austin-Rover Metro, MG Metro, Rover 100) 

 

2) Reva G-Wiz 

 

3) Fiat Grande Punto 

 

4) Vauxhall/Opel/Holden/Chevrolet Vectra B

 

5) Nissan Micra MK2 (K11) 

Edited December 9, 2017 by LinusTechTipsFanFromDarlo

[PhantomJaguarr]

The Nissan Juke. It's like a rat is looking at me.

[Drak3]

Anything running a Shitrolet engine made post mid 80's, and any 90's or later Shitrolet 1/2 ton+ truck.

[handymanshandle]

4 minutes ago, WhiteJaguar77 said:

The Nissan Juke. It's like a rat is looking at me.

They still make it? What the hell Nissan, it's hideous.

 

The Rouge and Murano are far less offensive.

[DildorTheDecent]

14 minutes ago, LinusTechTipsFanFromDarlo said:

Vauxhall/Opel/Holden/Chevrolet Vectra B

Oh yeah. The police here use them as camera cars.

 

Also hate the corsa, especially the older ones. Too many young people plowed them into a trees and that's insurance prices ruined for 18-21 year olds.

[3 Lions]

@AlexTheGreatish

 

Are there any cars that you really dislike? 

Edited December 9, 2017 by LinusTechTipsFanFromDarlo

[Froody129]

Any car with a massive engine that makes no power and drinks like Homer Simpson

[dfsdfgfkjsefoiqzemnd]

Any modern Aston Martin (DB7 and later).  IMO they're hideous and the V12 ones sound horrid too.

Fiat Doblo.  Eww!

AMG Mercs.  Actually the cars themselves are okay, it's the kind of vermin that drives them over here that I can't stand. 

Ricers.  Does this need any explanation?

Police cars.  Again mostly because of the kind of people that drive them.

[PlayStation 2]

Just about anything from BMW.

[terrytek]

22 minutes ago, wcreek said:

They still make it? What the hell Nissan, it's hideous.

 

The Rouge and Murano are far less offensive.

I actually dislike the rogue and murano much more than the juke. At least the juke had some personality. The Murano and Rogue look like EVERY other model in the lineup, and it's just copying ideas from others. I would've actually preferred a juke over those two.

[handymanshandle]

5 minutes ago, terrytek said:

I actually dislike the rogue and murano much more than the juke. At least the juke had some personality. The Murano and Rogue look like EVERY other model in the lineup, and it's just copying ideas from others. I would've actually preferred a juke over those two.

meh none of them are really of much interest anyway, for basically any Nissan product. Nissan gets interesting when it's an R32-R35 and its Infiniti products, some of them at least.

 

 

Talking about another brand, I want to like Kia/Hyundai but specifically the current gen Soul and Sportage are not good at all. The Niro is oddly a bit better for being fairly similar in appearance to the Sportage.

[terrytek]

24 minutes ago, wcreek said:

meh none of them are really of much interest anyway, for basically any Nissan product. Nissan gets interesting when it's an R32-R35 and its Infiniti products, some of them at least.

 

 

Talking about another brand, I want to like Kia/Hyundai but specifically the current gen Soul and Sportage are not good at all. The Niro is oddly a bit better for being fairly similar in appearance to the Sportage.

Nissan has really tanked in creativity as of late. Their cars are very smushy in personality and quality, just copyign each other, and there's no uniqueness between any of them. I miss when the lineup wasn't saturated with practical cars, but more fun cars.
 

[Nicnac]

No one said Fiat Multipla yet? 

[Zodiark1593]

I'm not really a fan of heavy, claustrophobic cars such as the Charger, the Camaro and the like, where are virtually boats that borderline require periscopes to see out of.

[PanteaDropper]

All Subaru's and Lancers. 

 

The Design of the cars mixed with the kind of people that drive them, leads me to hate them.

Though, Hate is a strong word. More like Supreme dislike.

[PlayStation 2]

1 minute ago, Zodiark1593 said:

I'm not really a fan of heavy, claustrophobic cars such as the Charger, the Camaro and the like, where are virtually boats that borderline require periscopes to see out of.

If you're talking modern-day Chargers, they handle better than they appear.

Especially once you step into the RT Scat Pack or SRT 392 models.

[dfsdfgfkjsefoiqzemnd]

1 hour ago, Nicnac said:

No one said Fiat Multipla yet? 

Whoops!  I messed up again.  When I said "Doblo", I had the Multipla in mind.

That being said, the Doblo is almost as ugly.

[Ithanul]

I think the only vehicles that come to mind I dislike (based on looks only) be the boxy buggers like Scion xB and the Nissan Cube.  Those are down right ugly.

 

Another set of vehicles I dislike (based on modifications by the drivers) are diesel that have their exhaust mod to do rolling coal.  As another person who like trucks and drive trucks, I want to smack such individuals.  Plus, they tend lift the poor trucks too high where the truck is almost useless for practical off roading.

[Guest]

3 hours ago, Dan Castellaneta said:

Just about anything from BMW.

@jakkuh_t RIP

[ARikozuM]

Dodge Caliber/Magnum. They look like mom-vans or dad-wagons for those that failed drivers' ed. 

[Zodiark1593]

1 hour ago, Dan Castellaneta said:

If you're talking modern-day Chargers, they handle better than they appear.

Especially once you step into the RT Scat Pack or SRT 392 models.

My Dad's 2007 Charger handles closer to a boat than a car, and the base model 2.7 v6 gives it, at best, similar acceleration to my Mazda. When it comes to mountain driving (which comprises part of my commute), the Mazda kicks it's butt all day long.

 

 

I'm not overly a fan of SUVs either. Unless you live in a region thst demands the capabilities of one, a Stationwagon provides similar interior room, and tends to be more agile as well. My old Volvo was pretty great (well, when random bits weren't falling off, or it wasn't spewing oil).

[ARikozuM]

3 hours ago, Dan Castellaneta said:

Just about anything from BMW.

You don't like the M3? 

[AresKrieger]

Anything Fiat -- Cars are shit always have been always will be

Dodge Rams--If you want a bad transmission this is the truck for you (though they kept my family employed so...I like that they are bad I suppose)

Deloreans--If it wasn't for B2TF this care would be nothing but a crappy novelty

Punch Buggies---Small and expensive parts cuz german

Smart Cars---even smaller pos

BMWs--Cost too much for a mediocre car

Old toyota corollas (2000-2004 or so were the worst from what I remember) too light for highway no leg room

[mr moose]

I don't think that there are cars I hate,  I am not a fan of certain looks, like the old saabs and mid 2000 "European" stuff.  but if it has wheels and an engine i get pretty excited about it anyway.

[PlayStation 2]

22 minutes ago, Zodiark1593 said:

My Dad's 2007 Charger handles closer to a boat than a car, and the base model 2.7 v6 gives it, at best, similar acceleration to my Mazda. When it comes to mountain driving (which comprises part of my commute), the Mazda kicks it's butt all day long.

 

 

I'm not overly a fan of SUVs either. Unless you live in a region thst demands the capabilities of one, a Stationwagon provides similar interior room, and tends to be more agile as well. My old Volvo was pretty great (well, when random bits weren't falling off, or it wasn't spewing oil).

Ah, a V6 model. Chargers don’t deserve that kind of pain.