worst car you have ever driven.

[werc1]

Lets see your list.

+1

E36's were a blast to me. Raw feel and makes you actually experience the road. Almost as much as my E30. :D

I've never owned a car I hated. What "car" I've hated driving is probably an old blazer.

[b*saint]

Worst car I have driven is an E36, and I have driven some shitty cars.

Lets see your list.

[bimmer_E30]

84 318i lol hated that pos

[Ral]

'91 toyota Previa. My friend had it, and made such terrible noises it made little children cry- while stopped. Try to get it moving forward, turning the steering wheel, braking, all had their unbearable squeals and shakes. It would shake going down the road, shudder when you turned the wheel, and randomly wanted to turn even when you didn't. no back seats, smelled bad... the list goes on. The owner moved to Mississippi and left the title under my door with a note that said "please donate this for me".

[ethree]

Uh, yes, actually. Modulation?

oh yeah, worst car I've driven is probably a 280sl, I swear my FJ40 was more sporting/had better steering feel.

You might need a little for trailbraking but I'm sure the car has plenty.

[FJ40]

This is supposed to be a bad thing?

Uh, yes, actually. Modulation?

oh yeah, worst car I've driven is probably a 280sl, I swear my FJ40 was more sporting/had better steering feel.

[bryant.cw]

I had an 85 325e with mystery problems all over, every bushing shot, unknown mileage, fuel injection problems, random no starts. Left me stranded in the cold a couple times. I was broke, paid way to much, and I have never hated a car more than this.

Other than that, I drove my grandmothers K car once, think it was a plymouth. It was low mileage and well maintained. I was seriously scared of driving it at the time.

[10Toes]

Worst car I have driven is an E36, and I have driven some shitty cars.

[gearheadE30]

1994 GMC jimmy with a 4 cylinder and blown suspension now tops my list. Anything above 2500 revs felt like the engine was going to explode, and has the worst pitch/roll/dive of anything I've ever driven. The steering had a good 20 degrees of slop. That little crappy 4 banger would spin the inside wheel with almost no throttle if you were going around a corner. It would have been almost comical if it wasn't so much work to drive...

[e30_609]

All god Damn jeeps I hate. Them

[Burnera]

early 90's ford tempo, owned by a friend. bought the thing for $50. Had to fill it up with oil every time you stopped for gas. Ate more oil than a two stroke.

old vw bug convertible. freinds car. Felt like a covered wagon. Had the structural integrity of a cardboard box. The chassis swayed and twisted all over the place.

88 honda prelude. The engine was great. Rust absolutly everywhere. three wheels were missing one or two lug nuts. When i bought the car, the brakes were so bad you had to stomp the pedal as soon as you saw a red light to even have a chance of stopping in time. The cruise control accelerated constantly instead of...cruising. It would have been a decent car if it had been maintained.

77 el camino. Wow what a shitbox. Not all that rusty. Cherry bomb exhaust system held on with coat hangers, one half fell off anyway, imagine that. Doors like an aircraft hanger, that didn't align properly by a good .75". Waterbed suspension. The whole thing felt like driving a tin shed while sitting in a sofa. Aircraft carrier hood. 350cu in engine that could barely eek out 200hp brand new, moving what felt like a building. 3 speed auto that felt like 2 speeds.

[M-technik-3]

Ford Ka then any Renault.

[ethree]

You guys are bagging on the Tempo/Topaz? Come on the 2.3l runs for ever and they're so cheap to fix. Obviously none of you have ever driven the toyota minivan from the 80's. What about all those crappy suv's like jimmys and pathfinders.

[Kershaw]

i've driven a 2005 corolla, wasnt bad. driven a pt cruiser too, it was a crappy car. but no where near the american crap from the 80s and 90s.

[SoEm0]

2000 Toyota Carola. Must uncomfortable car ever. Guess it would be ok if I wasnt 6'3"