What Is The Most Evil Looking Car?

A significant component of a good evil villain — whether they be in cartoons, movies, comics, or real life — is the car they drive. You aren’t likely to fear someone who prances out of a 1999 Volkswagen New Beetle or an adorable Renault Twingo, so a true villain needs an evil-looking car. Movies have portrayed evil villains driving a wide array of dastardly machines from the Saleen S281 Mustang police car used in “Transformers,” to the Peterbilt 281 semi truck seen in “Duel.” What is it about a car that makes it evil? It’s all about the vibe.

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No, that isn’t a clever segue to me claiming that the Pontiac Vibe is the most evil car. Personally I believe the most evil looking car ever produced is the Rolls-Royce Silver Cloud III Fixed Head Coupe by Mulliner Park Ward. Its headlights are slightly tilted, which makes it resemble a furious human with a furrowed brow. Its upright trademark Rolls-Royce grille and Spirit of Ecstasy hood ornament contrast with the car’s elegant curves, which makes me perceive it as being ready to attack at any moment. Since it is a Rolls-Royce after all, it’s a natural symbol of someones financial success. Success, which all too often comes at the expense of others, whether it’s a wealthy business owner who exploits their workers or a mobster who engages in organized crime. A 1964 Rolls-Royce Silver Cloud in black with a red interior just emits the most sinister and evil vibe, and I’d love to own one if someone else paid to maintain it.