For those who remember earlier eras, the cars on this “worst” list will seem laughable. They won’t turn to rust at the first sign of rain, spontaneous combustion is improbable and plowing into another car at 40 mph isn’t automatically a death sentence.
Cars are so much more than just a sum of features and specifications. Sure, those attributes may speak to its inherent value or presumed performance on paper, but the way it all comes together is what ultimately determines how good a car really is. Just because you have a bunch of yummy-sounding ingredients doesn’t mean you can’t screw up baking a cake.
Petrol-powered engines aren’t going anywhere soon and, in fact, they’re expected to remain the dominant force in the automotive market for decades to come, reports Edmunds.com, a resource for car shopping and automotive information. But, contrary to popular belief, Edmunds.com says that gasoline’s staying power isn’t necessarily a bad thing.
