Consumer Reports: 7 (Current) Cars Owners Regret Buying
#2
Wheels, not rims!!
iTrader: (8)
I had a 2016 Jeep Compass as a rental during a business trip, and it wasn't by choice as all other cars were booked by the time I landed. It felt like I was catapulted back to the 90's, but with much less ergonomics and efficiency. It surprises me how a vehicle so poorly designed and engineered actually exists. Jeep should be ashamed for releasing that thing into production. A close second is the Chrysler 200, which I also had the unfortunate opportunity to drive as a rental.
#3
SARX Legend
iTrader: (46)
I don't know why anyone would buy any of those cars.
Except the Frontier, it's a capable. reliable truck. If you care about road noise and how comfortable it is on a road trip then you should not be buying an entry level compact truck.
Except the Frontier, it's a capable. reliable truck. If you care about road noise and how comfortable it is on a road trip then you should not be buying an entry level compact truck.
Last edited by 9krpmrx8; 04-21-2017 at 03:19 PM.
#6
Mopar is the reason why the Auo companies left Detroit.
The Unions still contorl MOPAR.
I've never seen a Chrysler product that didn't have an electrical issue.
Their V8's fall apart from 100k to 125k miles.
They make junk.
The Unions still contorl MOPAR.
I've never seen a Chrysler product that didn't have an electrical issue.
Their V8's fall apart from 100k to 125k miles.
They make junk.