http://www.autoblog.com.es/?p=49

Umm why do they love dual axles?

Imagine dual dually Silverado 3500 HD

OK, after seeing this, I don't want to hear any more cracks about the GM "dustbuster" minivans.

The Fiat Multipla is by far the ugliest car I have seen in person in Europe. It makes the Honda Element look sexy.

Edited March 28, 200718 yr by mustang84

The six-door Multipla is one of my favorite underexplored concepts, packaged into a terribly hideous package.

I didn't realize the Multipla had such a barf-tastic interior as well.

I didn't realize the Multipla had such a barf-tastic interior as well.

And the blokes from the other side of the pond make fun of our cars.

What in the F'ing world those designers were thinking?

The Fiat Multipla is one of the reasons why it's sometimes not good to be 'different.'

That Eldorado Windhawk or whatever was ugly. Why would they do that. The 6 wheel Ram was sweet though.

Yeah... it's a Fiat. Nuf said.

Let's review:

1. Italian food: GOOD

2. Italian cars: BAD!

2. Italian cars: BAD!

???

Including Alfas, Ferraris, and Maseratis?

Nah ... this is the ugliest Italian car ever built. Period. The Do(es)blo(w).

Let me paraphrase Motor Trend here: It looks like a badly constipated Chevy Uplander.

A recent facelift helped ... yeah right.

I didn't realize the Multipla had such a barf-tastic interior as well.

Wow...

However, despite the absolutely HORRID design, the upper dash area appears to be covered in cloth. Kinda funny...

2. Italian cars: BAD!

sure you wanna stick with that answer?

YES.

Price being a factor there are not many post-WWII

Italian cars that are what I would call a good deal.

For a half a million Dollars US a 2006 Enzo Ferrari

should not only keep up with a silver bullet in the

1/4 mile and with a 900cc superbike on a twisty

roadcourse but it should also give the owner oral

& cook him dinner & pick pu the dry cleaning all

of its own accord.

The more I get into classic cars & pre-war stuff &

esp. the mechanical advancement of the first few

decades of the 20th century the more I loose

respect for the so called "exotic car".