Worst cars of all time

[J.E]

This one deserves a place in any Worst Car list even though it's a pick-up.

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[J.E]

So @slicknick you wanna find some bad cars on sale today? Come down south... No, not Alabama, I mean South America and you'll see that Fiat is an expert in the subject.

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[slicknick]

So @slicknick you wanna find some bad cars on sale today? Come down south... No, not Alabama, I mean South America and you'll see that Fiat is an expert in the subject.

Looks like it's made of decades old, wet wooden planks.
Though I think no one managed to outdo the former Australian brand Holden when it comes to producing soft drink cans on wheels

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[J.E]

Looks like it's made of decades old, wet wooden planks.
Though I think no one managed to outdo the former Australian brand Holden when it comes to producing soft drink cans on wheels

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To be fair, that was a 1978 VB Holden Commodore crashing at 140 km/h.

 

[slicknick]

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[slicknick]

The original one was one of the very worst in the world (Yes yes yes, I know it's my avatar), but this one I am kind of looking forward to, and hoping that they make them better, with higher quality and more power

DeLorean DMC Will Return In 2022 As Luxury Electric Sports Car

The original DeLorean has gone away, but the world's largest DeLorean repair shop and parts supplier owns the rights to the original, and it's launching an EV.

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[slicknick]

Repost from way back when, for those who haven't seen it/joined later

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[J.E]

Air cooled Volkswagen were all terrible. The Kombi being the worst of them all, because it's like a Beetle only bigger. Never in its history, the Kombi ever received power assisted steering and PAS was what every Kombi driver wanted and yet VW flipped a big, fat bird to them.

 

[CrunchSlaughtered]

Air cooled Volkswagen were all terrible. The Kombi being the worst of them all, because it's like a Beetle only bigger. Never in its history, the Kombi ever received power assisted steering and PAS was what every Kombi driver wanted and yet VW flipped a big, fat bird to them.

Why do you need a power steering in a rear-engine car? The front was so light that it never needed it.

 

[J.E]

Why do you need a power steering in a rear-engine car? The front was so light that it never needed it.

Why? Because the was steering was just too heavy despite the engine being located in the rear.

 

[slicknick]

Is there a single list that doesn't have my childhood favorite in it?

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[slicknick]

Communism gave birth to some seriously nasty cars

Communist cars: 8 Eastern Bloc horrors from behind the Iron Curtain | Auto Express

Eastern Europe now makes great cars. But when it was be hind the Iron Curtain, things were rather different

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[J.E]

Communism gave birth to some seriously nasty cars

Communism still makes the worst car in the world.

Anybody who thinks the Chinese makes good cars, need to shut the f#ck about it and trade in their beloved BMW for a f#cking Build Your Nightmare. Goddamn f#cking hypocrites.

 

[Matski]

Communism still makes the worst car in the world.

Anybody who thinks the Chinese makes good cars, need to shut the f#ck about it and trade in their beloved BMW for a f#cking Build Your Nightmare. Goddamn f#cking hypocrites.

Ah yes, China, the country where, famously, the workers own the means of production...

... wait ...

... that's not right is it... The means of production in China are owned by individuals, the Chinese bourgeoisie, a record number of billionaires, and.. the state. It's almost like China isn't actually communist or something.

/s

China's about as communist as the Democratic Peoples Republic of Korea is Democratic... just because it's in the name, doesn't make it so.

 

[J.E]

Since BMW has been mentioned in a Worst Car topic, then it's only fair to add this stupid forgotten monstruosity to the list.

And the M decals don't help.

 

[slicknick]

Since BMW has been mentioned in a Worst Car topic, then it's only fair to add this stupid forgotten monstruosity to the list.

And the M decals don't help.

It was actually not a terrible car…It was just disappointing coming from BMW, especially during their golden age

 

[Matski]

RWD with a manual, there were 6 cylinder models, in a 1200kg package, with lively rear suspension. Yes it was ugly, but the people that don't like it are the kind of people that wanted the 1 series to be FWD with small turbo 4s and 5 doors.

I've been keeping a look out for an E46 325ti as one of my options for a daily, as the E90 320si is objectively a worse car - though still a long way from the worst car of all time.

I drove a Toyota Paseo for a few years. That was terrible.

 

[CrunchSlaughtered]

RWD with a manual, there were 6 cylinder models, in a 1200kg package, with lively rear suspension. Yes it was ugly, but the people that don't like it are the kind of people that wanted the 1 series to be FWD with small turbo 4s and 5 doors.

I've been keeping a look out for an E46 325ti as one of my options for a daily, as the E90 320si is objectively a worse car - though still a long way from the worst car of all time.

I drove a Toyota Paseo for a few years. That was terrible.

The E36 Compact had the rear suspension of the E30 and not the multi-link of the other E36es

 

[Matski]

The E36 Compact had the rear suspension of the E30 and not the multi-link of the other E36es

I know, and I had an E30, so I don't see this as a drawback personally.