5) The Scion
The median age of a Toyota consumer was, as of February 2007, 54 years old. Comparatively, Scion’s average buyer age is the lowest in the industry, at 39 years old.
This is friggin nasty.

4) Honda Element
The Honda element is a compact crossover SUV. By crossover they mean half transvesstite and half car.
If you are driving this car, chances are the only thing in your passenger seat is a crossover between a man and a woman.

3) Baja Subaru
James Healey, writing for USAtoday at the time of the Baja’s introduction called it a “controversial fashion statement with limited utility”. Talk about understatement of the year.
The Baja is named after the Baja peninsula that straddles Mexico and the US, and is home to the Baja 1000 off-road race. Something as ugly as this can only be the result of being named after something that happens in a place that straddles somewhere between the US and Mexico.

For some reason I think of a yellow Crocodile whenever I see this damn thing.
2) Chevy Avalanche
First year Avalanches featured light gray plastic body cladding, intended to provide visual distinction from the Suburban/Yukon XL
PLASTIC. BODY. CLADDING. Nuff said.

1) Pontiac Aztec
If Apocalypto taught us anything it was that Indians are bad asses. It seems that the people at Pontiac wanted to take that view point, and drop a load all over it. So that the next time you thought of Indians, this monstrosity would come to mind:
