If you think the dashboard is ugly, you should see the exterior. It had, however, an interesting range of family-friendly features, for which it was voted Top Gear Magazine's "Family Car of the Year" for four years in a row (2001–2004).
 
7. 2003 Honda Civic (customized)

Remember K.I.T.T., the talking, computerized car from the old 80's TV hit, Knight Rider? Built by a dedicated fan in Toronto, the replica took over 4 years and $40k (CAD) to build. The modified 1984 Pontiac Trans Am features all of the meaningless flashing lights and buttons from TV's one-and-only talking car, along with a handful of updates like LCD screens and a DVD/CD/MP3 player to keep up with the times. Just about the only thing missing is the familiar voice of William Daniels to keep you in line.
 
9.  1983 Citroen GSA Pallas