@ECfromMI: I think it could do without the chrome on the grille, but I like it too.

@Vavon:

The Honda Today - has to be the one with the round headlights.

Routemaster

@Buckus: I have to agree with you, and I add pretty much every current Peugeot and the Mazda smiley-face to your list.

@koolykool44: No sarcasm on my part.

@jodark: You could argue I suppose that it was dogmatic totalitarianism, rather than a lack of belief in gods, that gave Mao et al the ideological permission they sought; but this might not be the place for such a debate.

Instead of trying to clone Top Gear and coming up with the TV equivalent of a Great Wall Coolbear, why not do something original - like Jalopnik Hour?

@The Kid:

I just looked up the Reattas on Autotrader, and people want some serious money for those things...

I lived in LA for twelve years, and for most of that time I hated it. Now, from the perspective of New Haven CT, it appears as a Golden Paradise of Wonder.

Seems like we've come out against pretty much every car that was ever sold.

I'm embarrassed to admit that I spent a large part of 1984 trying to convince my mother to buy a Talbot Samba to serve as the family car. Yes, we were all short. No, she didn't buy it.

Maybe not the absolute worst, but with 80s Japanese styling and 80s Italian mechanicals, the Alfa Romeo Arna must be at least a top ten contender.

@Shep_Shepherd: Other people are fools.

@Shep_Shepherd: Yes. It was, believe it or not, my dad's dream car. He passed away in 1978 without ever owning one, so I always have a soft spot for the Princess.

To be fair to Honda, they do make the tiny JDM Zest and Life, although both have suffered from Honda's recent bloated "Art and Manatee" design philosophy.

BMW owns the rights to the Triumph car brand, among others. I wish they'd use it for this, but I doubt they will.

@Deartháir II: Because of its crass tone-deafness to the reality of other people's lives and suffering.

@Deartháir II: I guess I'm a bullshitting idiot then.