7 Worst Cars of 2019 Only Stupid People Bought
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Date: 2020-01-08
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Lucas Williams
What got me is Chrysler's decision to cancel the 300 altogether instead of improving it's flaws to go electric. This is why the Japanese and Korean companies are dominating the car market because the domestic brands keep making more and more idiotic decisions that the average car consumer in America doesn't care about therefore making the market increasingly more divided. EVs will continue to be nothing more than a fad and status symbol for at least another 50 years or so and older domestic brands like GM, Chrysler and Ford are going to go bankrupt chasing this fad. (Mustang mach-E? Yeesh) EVs are just not practical at all and won't be for a long time if ever in my humble opinion.
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What got me is Chrysler's decision to cancel the 300 altogether instead of improving it's flaws to go electric. This is why the Japanese and Korean companies are dominating the car market because the domestic brands keep making more and more idiotic decisions that the average car consumer in America doesn't care about therefore making the market increasingly more divided. EVs will continue to be nothing more than a fad and status symbol for at least another 50 years or so and older domestic brands like GM, Chrysler and Ford are going to go bankrupt chasing this fad. (Mustang mach-E? Yeesh) EVs are just not practical at all and won't be for a long time if ever in my humble opinion.
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John Silver
I purchased a new 2018 Chrysler 300 in Oct 2017. In 2 years NOTHING has gone wrong and I get 21. 5 MPG in the city. In 2015 I purchased a new Rav4 Limited and in the first 3000 miles they replaced the torque converter. 2006 I purchased a new Lexus LS I had so many problems in the first 6 mo that the dealer returned every dollar I spent on the car. I've had 2 Jeep Wranglers each one for 5 years and NEVER had a problem one. Wranglers were never rated well either. It's hit or miss with any car. Just like WOMEN. Some are good some not so good.
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I purchased a new 2018 Chrysler 300 in Oct 2017. In 2 years NOTHING has gone wrong and I get 21. 5 MPG in the city. In 2015 I purchased a new Rav4 Limited and in the first 3000 miles they replaced the torque converter. 2006 I purchased a new Lexus LS I had so many problems in the first 6 mo that the dealer returned every dollar I spent on the car. I've had 2 Jeep Wranglers each one for 5 years and NEVER had a problem one. Wranglers were never rated well either. It's hit or miss with any car. Just like WOMEN. Some are good some not so good.
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Keith Newton
Now one has to question where he getting his info from. The mini is a 4 seater but it not designed to be a long-distance 4 seat car mini never said it was. Engine reliability well the 1. 6 Psa petrol engine is very good there are no issues with this engine the old 1. 6 Daimler Chrysler unit could have problems if not serviced correctly. 1. 4 Toyota diesel is a very strong engine The new 1. 5 3cyclinder bmw engine no issues. The 2. 0 diesel no issuesSo what this man going on about has he even driven 2019 mini?
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Now one has to question where he getting his info from. The mini is a 4 seater but it not designed to be a long-distance 4 seat car mini never said it was. Engine reliability well the 1. 6 Psa petrol engine is very good there are no issues with this engine the old 1. 6 Daimler Chrysler unit could have problems if not serviced correctly. 1. 4 Toyota diesel is a very strong engine The new 1. 5 3cyclinder bmw engine no issues. The 2. 0 diesel no issuesSo what this man going on about has he even driven 2019 mini?
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CR7659
The only surprises for me are the Chrysler and Charger, because usually as they build more or less the same car over and over they fix the issues. But I'd guess maybe the problems are a result of Fiat trying to cut costs on them and make them cheaper. The Spark is no surprise at all, heck one showed up in the local u-pull yard that wasn't even 6 years old, a United Auto parts delivery car. They don't pay much for them out there. I forget what was wrong with it but it was not a run/drive.
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The only surprises for me are the Chrysler and Charger, because usually as they build more or less the same car over and over they fix the issues. But I'd guess maybe the problems are a result of Fiat trying to cut costs on them and make them cheaper. The Spark is no surprise at all, heck one showed up in the local u-pull yard that wasn't even 6 years old, a United Auto parts delivery car. They don't pay much for them out there. I forget what was wrong with it but it was not a run/drive.
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N0rdman
The British Mini isn't a British car or a real Mini; it might have been developed partly in the UK, but this was when BMW bought out what was left of old British Leyland from Honda, took the plans and the rights to the name of Mini and started to produce it on their own; leaving the rest of former Leyland to wither and die and scooped up by the Chinese. So the Mini is really a BMW and just as crappy as any premium German money pit for an excuse of a car.
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The British Mini isn't a British car or a real Mini; it might have been developed partly in the UK, but this was when BMW bought out what was left of old British Leyland from Honda, took the plans and the rights to the name of Mini and started to produce it on their own; leaving the rest of former Leyland to wither and die and scooped up by the Chinese. So the Mini is really a BMW and just as crappy as any premium German money pit for an excuse of a car.
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Nestor Rodriguez
Really? The Charger? Ive had 3. 2 have gone well past 100K miles with absolutely 0 issues and I beat the hell out of the engine. (V6. My current one Ive had for 1 year and already has 52K miles. No issues AT ALL. I still get car fax reports from my first one reminding me of an oil change. Its new owner now has put 160K miles. I call false information on the charger.
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Really? The Charger? Ive had 3. 2 have gone well past 100K miles with absolutely 0 issues and I beat the hell out of the engine. (V6. My current one Ive had for 1 year and already has 52K miles. No issues AT ALL. I still get car fax reports from my first one reminding me of an oil change. Its new owner now has put 160K miles. I call false information on the charger.
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DC Various Vids
First gen Minis were fun, especially the van variant. But the Traveller were expensive to repair when the wood rotted and the wood always rotted. And one of their biggest problems, was that they were/are jam making machines, i. e. if you had/have an accident in one, you and your passengers turn into jam. If you value your life, dont drive an old Mini.
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First gen Minis were fun, especially the van variant. But the Traveller were expensive to repair when the wood rotted and the wood always rotted. And one of their biggest problems, was that they were/are jam making machines, i. e. if you had/have an accident in one, you and your passengers turn into jam. If you value your life, dont drive an old Mini.
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ThaTmanVic
I don't get how dodge chargers get a bad rap. My 2012 v6 with 110k is running perfectly fine, no headaches for the whole journey. Recalls? Happens to literally EVERY car, especially in their younger years/mileage. While some makes and models do have specific issues, even in the dodge brand, the charger and challenger are FAR from money pits.
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I don't get how dodge chargers get a bad rap. My 2012 v6 with 110k is running perfectly fine, no headaches for the whole journey. Recalls? Happens to literally EVERY car, especially in their younger years/mileage. While some makes and models do have specific issues, even in the dodge brand, the charger and challenger are FAR from money pits.
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Wei Zhang
Scotty, what do you think of 2016/2017 Honda Accord especially sport version? Its really good looking. I am currently driving 2009 Accord and have not had any problem. It has 140000 miles now. But I will get a 2016/2017 Honda Accord especially sport version if there is a good deal. However, manual transmission is hard to find with good price.
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Scotty, what do you think of 2016/2017 Honda Accord especially sport version? Its really good looking. I am currently driving 2009 Accord and have not had any problem. It has 140000 miles now. But I will get a 2016/2017 Honda Accord especially sport version if there is a good deal. However, manual transmission is hard to find with good price.
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