Taste is subjective. But tell that to a gearhead. They'll just point at a Fiat Multipla or a massive Minions sticker on a perfectly fine truck and you're stuck defending an already lost argument.
The Twitter account '[Messed] Up Looking Cars' has plenty of such examples. Sharing follower-submitted pictures, it showcases the funniest vehicles to ever hit the roads.
So buckle up and get ready for a wild ride, folks. We're scrolling through the account's most popular tweets.
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We managed to get in touch with the person who runs this fun online project, Kloogans, and they agreed to tell us more about it.
"The account started as a sister account to '[Messed] Up Foods,' but then kind of became a thing of its own," they explained to Bored Panda.
"I love cars, both cool ones and weirdly modded ones, so the idea seemed like a perfect fit."
Kloogans said they "like to choose pictures or videos that make my jaw drop out of absurdity or make me audibly laugh out loud."
"We receive a ton of submissions every day via direct messages and our Discord server, so there’s never a shortage of content to pick from," they added.
From what they've noticed running the account, Kloogans said you'll see "a lot of lowered cars with messed up cambered wheels which are usually like Civics and stuff like that."
Hilariously, some of the cars are so overly modded, even your know-it-all uncle couldn't tell what make or model they once were.
"Bumper stickers are probably the cheapest and easiest way to ruin a good car, but I now know that people can be very creative with the ways in which they mess up their rides," Kloogans said. "I love it."
There was a car exactly like this in the 1980's film, Escape from New York!
Is this representing the blob fish when it's brought to the surface?
There was a puffy chrome car higher up on the list. Is this the new thing now? Puffy cars? Cause I still hate the jackets and this isn't any better
Nope, nope. This was definitely an improvement from the original dumpster.
Note: this post originally had 115 images. It’s been shortened to the top 50 images based on user votes.
I'm so concerned for the mental health of the people that own these cars
My country is so boring, the weirdest carni've seen was a pink cadillac. That's it. Turns out the owner also owns the most famous brothel in my country, so that's that.
Quite a few look extremely dangerous to the operator and or passengers.
There was a beautiful blond driving a Diesel Engine White Dodge 3500 Ram X-tended Truck with the following on her back window in LARGE WHITE LETTERS "I'D RATHER BE CUIMMING THAN STROKING" For anyone unaware, Ram's Diesel had a Cummings engine and Chevrolet had a Detroit Diesel commonly referred to as a diesel stroke engine. Needless to say she got your attention!
Dodge uses a CUMMINS engine and Ford uses the powerstroke. FFS, if you're going to impart information, try to impart CORRECT information
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My country is so boring, the weirdest carni've seen was a pink cadillac. That's it. Turns out the owner also owns the most famous brothel in my country, so that's that.
Quite a few look extremely dangerous to the operator and or passengers.
There was a beautiful blond driving a Diesel Engine White Dodge 3500 Ram X-tended Truck with the following on her back window in LARGE WHITE LETTERS "I'D RATHER BE CUIMMING THAN STROKING" For anyone unaware, Ram's Diesel had a Cummings engine and Chevrolet had a Detroit Diesel commonly referred to as a diesel stroke engine. Needless to say she got your attention!
Dodge uses a CUMMINS engine and Ford uses the powerstroke. FFS, if you're going to impart information, try to impart CORRECT information
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