Hooniverse Asks- What's the Most Generic Car Sold Today?

In Alex Cox’s classic movie Repo Man, Emilio Estevez’ character ate FOOD and drank BEER, each an inside joke for those familiar with the Ralphs Grocery chain’s brand of plain wrap foods. Some people shun plain wrap as the trappings of the impoverished, but truth be told, the cheaper brands are usually made by name-brand manufacturers, on the same lines and with little difference other than label and price.
But that doesn’t necessarily translate to cars and trucks. In the automotive world, plain wrap usually refers to a cop car that’s missing the easily identifiable paint scheme, lights and radio antennas of a patrol car, but typically still a proverbial sore thumb because nobody but a municipal actuary would buy the base model of any car. In fact, when it comes to cop or federal investigator rides, the fact that they are almost always Crown Vics leads one to readily identify them as such because who else buys those cars with V-rated tires?
Those big Fords are going the way of $2-gallon regular, but that doesn’t mean there isn’t a spate of pretty generic, seen one you’ve seen ’em all cars still out there to buy. Some cars, at their base-level, are pretty bland and innocuous, while others fail at memorability even when tarted up a bit. Worst of all are the cars that when you see them, even the most hip car dude or dudette has a hard time remembering just exactly who makes them – so cookie cutter are they in appearance. So which is the worst of that lot? What car is the most generic ride?
Image source: [governmentauctions.org] – sans the crappy P-shop.