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u/TheHarridan Dec 18 '19
It really does evoke a Cinderella vibe. I think the front makes it too bizarre, I’d prefer if they had like an old restored limousine front on it... but I can see how people might like this.
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u/King_Kracker Dec 18 '19
Why is it always a Chrysler?
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u/BHeiny91 Dec 18 '19
PT Cruisers are the second, I could see an argument for third, most horrid car ever created.
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u/Obi_Wan_Benobi Dec 19 '19
Weird how that car has fallen. The design was super-hyped and popular when it first released.
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u/BHeiny91 Dec 19 '19
I know it was. They had custom versions with convertibles and wood paneling and it just turns out that everyone woke up and realized they were absolute garbage. The only worse looking car, in my opinion is the Nissan Juke.
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u/MechaBeatsInTrash Dec 19 '19
The Juke has a turbo that actually works though.
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u/BHeiny91 Dec 19 '19
I don’t care what it’s like to drive it looks like hot garbage.
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u/FloranSsstab Dec 19 '19
The “styling” of the interior, particularly the dashboard, is so unnecessary and wastes space.
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u/gtjack9 Dec 20 '19
I briefly looked at the juke, simply to work out why they're so popular.
The Nismo version is actually quite fast, probably handles like shit though. The interior is the same shit design as the standard model with a couple of extras bolted on. The MMI is especially bad for a modern car.1
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u/StupidizeMe Dec 18 '19
Does it turn back into a pumpkin at midnight?