worst car

[Cincy'sMom]

Was it my first car, an '82 Olds Forenza, that was supposed to be a 4-cylinder and ran on 3, wouldn't go in reverse, and went into shutters at speeds above 55? The '86 mustang that needed a coat hanger to shift (it was automatic, but to go from drive to reverse to park), with the door that didn't work, and the clutch that would stick when going uphill inthe cold? Or the '88 Corsica, that my dad had to put a new engine in for me? Or the '93 Ford Ranger that needed a new engine a year after I bought it? Not sure! But the best car is the only one I never bought (leased) new...my current 2004 Dodge Dakota Quad cab

[Logan]

I had a Plymouth Horizon for a short while in 1983. I think it was probably a mid 70's model, but I can't remember, to tell you the truth. It was bought used and it was horrible! It died constantly, so finally, my dad asked for some help from the dealership (a relative of ours) and got another car, a Dodge Omni.

That Omni stayed with me for a while. It was a straight drive, easy vehicle.

I traded it in on a 1985 Chevy Blazer.

Logan

[davidpizzica]

Was it my first car, an '82 Olds Forenza, that was supposed to be a 4-cylinder and ran on 3, wouldn't go in reverse, and went into shutters at speeds above 55? The '86 mustang that needed a coat hanger to shift (it was automatic, but to go from drive to reverse to park), with the door that didn't work, and the clutch that would stick when going uphill inthe cold? Or the '88 Corsica, that my dad had to put a new engine in for me? Or the '93 Ford Ranger that needed a new engine a year after I bought it? Not sure! But the best car is the only one I never bought (leased) new...my current 2004 Dodge Dakota Quad cab

I agree. My best car is the one I'm leasing now, a brand new Chevy Colbalt.