Posted on 02/16/2016 8:23:19 AM PST by nuconvert
Smart for 2, Scion IQ, Nissan Titan, Nissan Armada, Mitsubishi Mirage, Mitsubishi iMiEV, Lincoln MKT, Lincoln MKS, Jeep Wrangler & Wrangler Unlimited, Jeep Patriot, Jeep Compass, Fiat 500L, Dodge Journey, Cadillac XTS, BMW 7 series
The explanation for each car is at the link above
Do people just not know English anymore? Get an editor, people!!
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Avoid Forbes click-bait! Please give me a list, not spam and endless click-count.
I’ll assume you meant for that for me...
I included the list in my 1st post.
You’re welcome
“Dearth = a scarcity or lack of something”. Has English changed sints I gone to skool?
No Ford’s or Toyota’s. I’m in the market for something to replace my 2007 Explorer and it’s between a Ford Edge and a Toyota Tacoma. I’m leaning heavily towards the Taco, as I am not happy with any of the local Ford dealers for various reasons and I had an ‘85 Toyota truck that was the best freakin vehicle I ever owned.
Lots of Fiat products on that list, not surprisingly!
Lets not forget the Chrysler 300 with hacker enabled uncontrollable acceleration and braking to the gear shift control that is less than ‘intuative”.
Other than that it rides like its on rails!
Well done. Thank you for listing these in your post.
It is both used and spelled properly.
The context indicates that the article provides a lot of examples of bad cars--not a dearth of them.
That's how I read it.
I have an older 300 and love it, though it’s always had a few quirks.
Burn
Jeeps have turned into POSs since the govt bailout.takeover of Chrysler, and ultimate acquisition by FIAT.
My family purchased a Jeep Cherokke Laredo in 1988 and it ran well over 25 years and racked nearly 275K miles.
I would bet anything these new ones barely make it to 150K
Lol...so their complaint with the Wrangler is ride comfort, wind noise, etc. In other words, they don’t like the Jeep because it’s a Jeep. If you want world class performance in a sports sedan you’re looking at paying hundreds of thousands of dollars. World class performance in a true production sports car will take you into the millions. But if you want world class performance in an off-road vehicle you can get a Rubicon starting around $40K. The complaints no doubt, come from the soccer mom mall crawlers who buy a Wrangler thinking its another khaki pants SUV, and then complain that it rides like an off-road vehicle originally designed to win wars, which is, at its core, what it is.
Have a friend with an older Cherokee - has a lot of miles, but it also rides weird and sounds like a bucket of bolts.
13. Nissan Titan
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This is an old article. They are basing this opinion on the old Titan. The new and improved Titan has been on the market for months now.
Interestingly enough, the Jeep Wrangler makes the KBB list of 10 best SUV’s...
Maybe they had thirty seven last time and are now down to fifteen! That would be a dearth.
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