37 Insane Car Modification FAILs

These are the worst, car decorations, modifications, and custom car jobs of all time. Even those of you who used to watch “Pimp My Ride” RELIGIOUSLY will be appalled by these trashy car mods. From the wonderful minds of some of the top people in redneck innovation, to some dudes who can’t come to terms with the idea that they own a Dodge Neon, there’s nothing but hilarious, sad, and actually pretty expensive-looking car mod fails on this list that will make you happy you have absolutely any semblance of taste. Also, it might make you jealous if you think that a 1987 buggy turned into a monster truck is what would get you the ladies and/or fellas.

Either way, here’s a gallery, compiled from the Internet, of the absolute worst car decorations and modifications of all time. Surely, people’s poor taste will make it so that we’ll need at least 75,000 of these lists, but for now, enjoy this car modification gallery for what it is: hilarious, re-affirming, and sad – all at the same time. 

The Smart Tank.

The Toilet Truck

The Dragon Car REALLY WORKS!

Duct Tape Paint Job

Heh Heh Heh Heh Heh

This Is How You Playskool

The Mini Cooper (?) That Looks Like a Corvette

The Watermelon Car

R2 Is My Co-Pilot

What If Your Bug Were a Docile Pet

More Wheels Makes You Go Faster

Life Is a Video Game in This Stupid Car

Diamond Cars. Nobody Needs a F*cking Diamond Car.

Brand New Windshield Wipers

It’s a Xenomorph!

Authentic, Old, Wild West Hummers

A Real Life Transformer, Pretty Much

The Lowest Rider of Them All

What’s Wrong With This World

The Wiener Dog Mobile

New Door!

The Ankle Breaker

Spoiler Alert

GRASS CAR. THIS IS a GRASS CAR.

Skittles. You Wanna Race? Skittles.

The Fuzzy Muppet Car

The Triple Decker Station Van Truck

The Brick Bug

The Hatchback Trailer

The Bat Volkswagen Rabbit

Classic Cars

PINK SUPERMAN, the CAR! KISSES!

This Car Loves Satan, Bub

Launchpad from Ducktales: the Car

The Most Useless Screen in Car History

It’s a Toy Car, You Guys!

FROM EAR to EAR.