Videos Top Gear tests the worst cars in the world

[Mr. M]

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[Habitual Speeder]

A good episode...I hadn't seen this in ages.

 

[Mr. M]

A good episode...I hadn't seen this in ages.

Yup, I thoroughly enjoyed it. My dad owns a Perodua himself as a runabout in Malaysia, and oh boy what a car.

 

[Habitual Speeder]

Yup, I thoroughly enjoyed it. My dad owns a Perodua himself as a runabout in Malaysia, and oh boy what a car.

It's funny that JC seems to (somewhat) praise the Perodua in this episode, but he takes a sledghammer to it in another one.

Of course, as entertaining as JC is, he's not exactly known for his consistency...unless, of course, he's bashing American cars.

 

[cawimmer430]

Saw these sometime ago. God, those two really bashed Korean and Malaysian cars.

The Hyundai Getz has gotten pretty good reviews here. Looks so boring and unemotional though. I doubt buyers of such cars care though. Value is the first priority.

From those junkboxes tested, I think I'd go with the Kia Magentis because it is bigger and looks ok. Oh, and dirt cheap.

Too bad the residuals on these cars blow. I think they're pretty decent for most people (JC and RH were exagerrating about their "terribleness" obviously) and affordable.

 

[Habitual Speeder]

From those junkboxes tested, I think I'd go with the Kia Magentis because it is bigger and looks ok. Oh, and dirt cheap.

Since then, another generation of Magentis has been released...it looks better (to me, anyway).

 

[MercFan]

It's a pity that Clarkson have not tested chinese cars. Must be very funny.

 

[Mr. M]

It's a pity that Clarkson have not tested chinese cars. Must be very funny.

I guess he doesn't think of Chinese cars as cars. Toy carts, maybe?

 

[cawimmer430]

Since then, another generation of Magentis has been released...it looks better (to me, anyway).

Does look pretty decent. Somehow "less elegant" than the car it replaced, but pretty decent.

 

[Kowalski]

New Kia Magentis eh?



Now where's that "Meh... I don't give a shit" smilie?

 

[Habitual Speeder]

New Kia Magentis eh?



Now where's that "Meh... I don't give a shit" smilie?

 

[Kowalski]

Saw these sometime ago. God, those two really bashed Korean and Malaysian cars.

The Hyundai Getz has gotten pretty good reviews here. Looks so boring and unemotional though. I doubt buyers of such cars care though. Value is the first priority.

From those junkboxes tested, I think I'd go with the Kia Magentis because it is bigger and looks ok. Oh, and dirt cheap.

Too bad the residuals on these cars blow. I think they're pretty decent for most people (JC and RH were exagerrating about their "terribleness" obviously) and affordable.

Cheap they may be. But good? Only better than walking, and still not all of them.

The Daewoo, now, Chevrolet Matiz is worse than watching one of Fidel Castro's six hours speech. The only thing I can think it's worse, than a Chevrolet Matiz, is sitting in a chair with a hole, wearing only a speedo and having your balls being beaten with a bamboo stick.

And yes. I'd rather a Kia Rio or Hyundai Accent 3-Cylinder Diesel instead of no car at all.

But from all those shitboxes, I would rather have that Hyundai Coupé they showed in the end of the segment.