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Originally Posted by Geronimo '74

Jeep Compass.
It’s been gone a long time and I still hate that car.
Utter piece of crap.

I've driven a couple of those, and that was the impression that I got.

Originally Posted by Roswell

1st generation Dodge Durango.

Utter piece of crap.

I thought they looked great when they came out, but I've heard from a few folks that they were horrible.

Originally Posted by SpyderMike

I bough tmy Mom's Chevy Citation from my brother for $1. It wasn't worht it. WHat a **** car.

The worst I bought was a Pontiac Fiero. I got into lemon mediation with GM and they lost.

I had an '81 Citation X-11 with the 2.8 V6 and manual trans. It actually wasn't that bad. I also had an Olds Omega (same chassis, but 4dr sedan with 2.5L 4cyl). That car would barely get out of it's own way. I hated the Omega.

Originally Posted by red-beard

Saturn SC2. They had a money back guarantee and I exercised it. Salesman looked like I shot his puppy.

I had a 110 mile daily commute. I had been driving a Honda Prelude. The SC2 was very rough on the interstates, loud road noise and all around poor handling.

I didn't get a chance to figure out more issues. I ended up buying a Honda Accord and that was a great car for 7 years and 230,000 miles

I've driven one or two Saturns and was suprised how bad they were. They looked like an economy car, maybe even a sporty-ish economy car, but drove like a truck. I was surprised at how bad they seemed.

I think my worst car was a car that I only barely remember which was a 90 or 91 Mercury Topaz. I can't even remember why it was so bad other than that I've always thought it was horrible. Second place would have been that 80s Olds Omega 4d with the 2.5L. I've had a lot of cars, and a bunch of them were $400 - $1000. Almost all of them have been pretty good, especially considering what they were. The two above were cars that I didn't choose, but were chosen for me. I'm going to say that's why they were so bad. I feel like I've never chosen badly.