# 2 on his list is the GM Impact.
I’d have to say, this might be number one on my list.
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# 2 on his list is the GM Impact.
I’d have to say, this might be number one on my list.
See the rest HERE.
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I once owned a 1987 Ford Pisaschitt.
Ford Exploder. Aptly named.
add plymouth caravelle to the list. Oh, and the “Marlin”. yech. Lotsa crappy names out there.
Ford Excrement is another.
How about Toyota slapping TRD on their trucks? All that’s missing is U.
Or the A. lolz
Whenever I see a Suzuki Vitara, all I can see is “Viagra”. Subliminal message? How about the GRAND Vitara? Let’s not go there.
Mercury Mystique… Mystake!
I always wanted to meld a Geo Storm with an Isuzu Trooper.
Given that ever since WW2 a “Gremlin” was an annoying technical flaw, why would they name a car a Gremlin?
I owned a ’72 Levi Gremlin. Great little car. Caught lotsa pussy with it too.
No Offense meant, Shame the factory paperwork of the replacement front Windsheid , has to be so researched
Tony R , where U back then promised a Role in Saturday Night Fever?
I had a #3 but it was called a Catalina.
Whatever that thing is the USSS threw spazzing Hilzebub into needs a name. The Victory, The Reveal, The Downfall, Hillary Hurst, The Jackal, The Cuntessa Deluxe
That is it, The Cuntilina
Wish left a ‘F’ed over’ Periwinkle Blue Gremlin Wagon,. @ Charles Michael Braun you lucky back them Basdturd!
I always referred to the Ford Aspire as the “Expire”
Oh I had a Ford Explorer for awhile and loved it, it gave me no problems at all. I miss it a lot now.
But I cheer myself up remembering my sister and brother-in-law’s two cars – one a Z something, really sleek, beautiful sports car, and a Fiat. LOL, I always wanted to drive the Fiat because even though it was automatic you could hear it shift gears and the sound it made was pathetic and adorable at the same time, like a car cough. Plus it was the first automatic I had ever driven, so I felt totally posh. Anyway, the b-i-l, who is Italian, laughed at me because he thought the car was a POS and called it “Feeble Italian Attempt at Transportation” (F-I-A-T). Or he’d say, “Fiat! That thing wishes!”
Oh! I almost forgot about my Saab! Complete P.O.S.!!! My brother used to look at it, shake his head and say, “Another saab story.”
We had a POS VW Dasher, we called it a Trasher, it was the worst VW I ever owned.
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Worst POS I ever owned was a Renault Alliance…….. pure shite!! shit the bed at 36000 miles and was 8 months old. The mechanic at the dealership told me that they weren’t designed for THAT kind of driving…. WTF? I also had a 74 Fiat 124 station wagon….. wish I still did. GREAT little car.
“Speaking the truth in times of universal deceit is a revolutionary act.” Geo. Orwell
Nissan Wedge —friends don’t let friends drive tools!
Chrysler Reliant…
DICTIONARY
re·li·ant
rəˈlīənt
adjective
dependent on someone or something.
@Lisl
My first four cars were Fiats.
Fix It Again, Tony.
…and my next two were Renault Le Cars.
There’s another stupid car name.
The worst car I ever owned was a Monte Carlo. I bought it new in 1979. 305 V8 with a four barrel carb. The transmission went to shit at 26000 miles. It seems that GM had discontinued the Vega and had lots of extra transmissions left over. The Einsteins in Detroit decided to pair them with V8’s and sell them to the unsuspecting public. I was an E2 at the time and could barely make my car payment much less buy a new tranny. They fucked me real good. This was the last GM I ever bought.
@Charles Michael Braun: I ran over a few cats in the past too, but I swear to God it wasn’t on purpose. Honest!
1971 Plymouth Cricket. Just like the cigarette lighter, 1,000 of whatever the part did and throw away the part.
Datsun Bluebird – stupid name, ugly car
We used to call those Blueturds. A friend of mine had a Fiat 124 that was the biggest POS I ever saw. Evidently whoever designed it didn’t protect the underside of the motor and very time it rained or he drove thru a puddle and splashed water on the distributor it would short out and stop almost immediately. Chevy Vegas were also enormous pieces of crap as well.
Smoke bomb mosquito spraying VEGA !
I had 2 of them.Fill up the oil and check the gas.
How do you double the price of a Yugo? Fill up the gas tank.
Dodge Cricket they would rust out overnight in Detroit. Or how about AMC Pacer we used to call it the fish bowl .
@Crackerbsby
Wasn’t made to drive off showroom floor?
KIA – killed in action
No Ford Probe? Cool styled car for the time but the name sounded like a rectal exam during your alien abduction.
The Hummer. Goes without saying.
The Suzuki Esteem. For those who have none.
The Datsun/Nissan Fairlady Z. I suppose there are worse musicals to name your sports car after but none that would make a buyer cringe at telling their friends more.
I inherited an AMC Alliance, called a junk yard for a part and the guy on the phone said yeah we have about 5 Appliances out there.
My wife and I went to a new car show back when the AMC/Renault Alliances were new and we both laughed at it. It was a joke from 2 of the worst car companies ever, AMC and Renault, AMC/Rambler/Nash (Mitt Romney’s dad was President/CEO of AMC back in the 60’s, so what does that tell you) for the most part built crap and Renault was French so that automatically disqualifies it.
Although there were other, bigger reasons for despising the car, the name sucked, too: Edsel.
My worst ride was a Dodge Aries K wagon. Astrologically bad car… the overbored Mitsubishi 4-cylinder’s aluminum head would warp and then the coolant and oil would mix and leak into the cylinders. What a POS.
In a fit of youthful stupidity I once bought a used 1973 Mazda RX3. I could never get the twin Wankel engine timed right, but it would do 125 MPH at the drop of a hat. It had a redline of 8000 RPM and I could do 45 MPH in second gear. Lots of fun, especially when it would backfire.
VW Passant (Piss Ant)
VW Jetta (Jedi)
Studebaker naming a car “Dictator” made perfect sense in 1927; the world was in love with Mussolini’s efficient changes to Italy, vis. “the trains are running on time.” FDR implemented Il Duce’s statist policies to “fix” (actually to exacerbate) the Great Depression.
@Cliché G:
Years ago there was an investigation launched when LeBron James began driving a Hummer to high school in Akron. It was against regulations for high school athletes to profit from sport, and it was suspected someone in the NBA gave him the vehicle.
The investigation dropped when LeBron’s mother announced that she had given her son the car.
Soon after that, tee shirts were seen at SVSM High School basketball games:
LEBRON’S MOM GAVE ME A HUMMER
True story.
There was a good reason that Red Green always abused and destroyed Chrysler K cars since they were one of the of biggest POS’s Chrysler ever built and almost caused Chrysler to go bankrupt. My mechanic brother in Seattle has a 1939 Studebaker Dictator in almost perfect showroom condition, it really is a nice car and we both love Studebakers especially 1948-50 Studebaker Champions and mid 50’s Studebaker Hawks.
My Cricket ate tires. I’d put retreads on and over two weeks, watch ’em wear from one side to the other.
I’m surprised the VW Thing didn’t make the list.
For a smile and a watermelon Now & Later she still will.
KIA is the worst name. Long before I heard them advertised and heard that Kia is to be pronounced as Key-ah. I always saw them and my first thought was – Killed In Action. WTH is up with that name? No way was I ever going to buy one of those.
What were they thinking in S.Korea ?
Ford Grenada, or “The Grenade”, as we called it.
One day it blew up…
Nova. Doesn’t go. Seems like a bad choice of names to me.
Edsel was the name of of Henry’s son. It was a popular car in 1958 with a push-button transmission on the steering wheel. Good times.
It hit the market in 1957 when the trend was moving toward compact cars.