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Monster Autos: These Are The Ugliest Cars Ever Created

1976 Aston-Martin Lagonda

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The Aston-Martin Lagonda had a long, angular body with sharp lines and a low, wide grille. The interior had a dashboard filled with digital displays and modern amenities such as air conditioning and power windows. A V8 engine powered the Lagonda and put out up to 280 horsepower, which was enough for solid performance on the road (via Hagerty).

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However, the car also didn’t quite live up to the usual high standards of Aston-Martin in terms of design. The Lagonda was a popular car among the wealthy and powerful, and it represented the height of British automotive luxury in the mid-’70s as a result. However, it was also a complex and expensive car to maintain, which therefore limited its commercial success.

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