Here Are Ten Automotive Eyesores from the 90s

Overall, the semi-melted metal look didn't do the Quest any favors. But, it was still a very reliable family car. Where people reported their Mercedes and BMWs of the age starting to wear and break down, the Quest was still going strong.

The SW1 looks like Saturn just kind of dropped a wagon back onto the sedan and called it a day. Talk about lazy styling.

The front end of this car was a straight-up insult to the beautiful Chrysler Imperials of the 1960s. Where was the last time you saw one of these in real life? Stacked six-high at the junkyard, that's where.

Giving a car a name like "Achieva" is like giving yourself a gold star.

Wedge profiles work well on sports cars and coupes, not so much on economy sedans. And what was up with that funny-shaped nose? For stabbing pedestrians in the kneecaps, clearly.

You can't look at the X-90 without laughing. The proportions were cartoonish and we can't work out why the thing had a spoiler.

Remember the Daewoo, and how bad it was everywhere? It wasn't large enough to make a statement, and it wasn't small enough to go unnoticed.

Getting over the terrible name, this was an egg on wheels. An egg cart, if you will.

This was a mini mini van. Its look suggested that it was missing an extra body panel between the front and rear axles, making the design ugly and ungainly.

Bad build quality, a cheap interior, and a hideous exterior made this one interesting ride.