8 – Chevrolet Agile.

When it comes to automotive design that divided opinions in Brazil, the Chevrolet Agile quickly comes to mind. Launched in 2009, this compact hatchback was one of the most talked about topics, not only because of its performance on the streets, but especially because of its unique style. With lines that sought innovation and modernity, Agile ended up becoming a symbol of aesthetic controversy, frequently appearing on lists of cars considered less attractive. Its design was a bet by Chevrolet to stand out in a competitive market, but it ended up not pleasing everyone, standing out for the prominent front grille and elongated headlights that made it easily recognizable, but also the target of criticism.

In terms of performance, the Agile had an average consumption that was not impressive, but also did not disappoint by the standards of its time. In the version with 1.4 engine, For example, he achieved a average consumption of around 7 km/l in the city and 9 km/l on the highway with ethanol, and around 10 km/l in the city and 13 km/l on the highway with gasoline, values consistent with other vehicles in its category. This efficiency, combined with an interior considered spacious for its class, meant that it found a niche in the market, despite criticism of its design.

Regarding market value, in 2023, the Chevrolet Agile was already in an affordable price range on the used market, generally oscillating between R$ 20,000 and R$ 35,000, depending on vehicle condition, mileage and year of manufacture. This price range made it an attractive option for those looking for a compact and functional car, with a balanced cost-benefit ratio, despite its controversial past in terms of design. Thus, Agile has established itself as an interesting example of how aesthetic appeal can be subjective and vary over time, but functionality and cost-benefit remain fundamental pillars in the automotive world.

7 – Chevrolet Spin.

The Chevrolet Spin, launched on the Brazilian market in 2012, quickly became a topic of debate among car enthusiasts due to its controversial design. Characterized by robust lines and a silhouette that mixes traces of minivan with elements of an SUV, the Spin challenged conventional notions of automotive beauty. While some admired its practicality and generous interior space, others placed it on the list of least attractive cars available in Brazil. Despite divided opinions about its aesthetics, the Spin gained a loyal audience that valued its functionality more than its design.

From an efficiency point of view, the 2023 Chevrolet Spin had a respectable average consumption for its category. With a combination of a flex engine and a design focused on family functionality, the vehicle offered an average of consumption of around 8 km/l in the city and 10 km/l on the highway, numbers that reflected a balance between performance and economy. These numbers, of course, could vary slightly depending on driving style and conditions of use.

In the 2023 market, the Chevrolet Spin positioned itself as an affordable and practical option for families and drivers looking for a spacious and versatile car. With an average market value that varied between R$ 90,000 and R$ 115,000, depending on the version and options, the Spin stood out as a good value for money vehicle. This price point made it competitive in a market segment where consumers often had to balance the desire for space and functionality with a limited budget.