Ugly Truck Day
Ugly Truck Day is held on July 20. This event in the second decade of the month July is annual. 
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Henry Ford’s vision of creating a military pickup truck into a vehicle for civilians was realized with the release of the Model TT in 1917. This one-ton truck cost $600 and sold 209 units its first year.
18% of all vehicles sold in the US are pickup trucks.
Only 15% of truck owners use their pickup trucks for work.It is an annual celebration to discover the weirdest and ugliest trucks in the nation. Not all pickup trucks are devoid of beauty. On this holiday, the new and fancy trucks need to be kept in the garage. Ugly Truck Day is a day to pay tribute to the ugly, but practical, trucks that are always there to get the job done, no matter how gritty or dirty the task.
Even among vehicles intended strictly as workhorses, there exist a few design failures that make you wonder what the designers were thinking.
Henry Ford’s vision of creating a military pickup truck into a vehicle for civilians was realized with the release of the Model TT in 1917. This one-ton truck cost $600 and sold 209 units its first year.
18% of all vehicles sold in the US are pickup trucks. When the question of ugly cars arises, the Pontiac Aztek and the Fiat Multipla constantly feature at the top.
Only 15% of truck owners use their pickup trucks for work. Pickup trucks are among the world's most hardworking cars.
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