Copolymerizations of styrene with p‐tert‐butyl‐, o‐methyl‐, 2,6‐dimethyl‐, and p‐fluorostyrene were carried out with an alkyl aluminum—titanium trichloride catalyst. Overall composition of the product indicated that substituted styrenes were less reactive than expected for a conventional free‐radical or ionic mechanism in solution. This fact led to a suggestion of a special steric interaction of the penultimate monomeric unit in the propagation step for this heterogeneous system. A styrene–p‐tert‐butylstyrene copolymer was fractionated, showing that it was composed of two or more copolymers of different compositions. The similar situation holds for the other cases except for 2,6‐dimethylstyrene, which did not homopolymerize and did not copolymerize. The result was explained by the assumption of either multiactivity of the catalyst due to differences in site activity or a diffusion‐controlled process.