Topic: worse car ever (Read 6214 times)

spacekid2009 · « **on:** 17 January 2010, 22:02:18 »

i had a white 5dr Nissan terrano diesel once, didn't have it long, it had as much style as a trainspotter, one of the crappest cars i've ever owned, i'm sure someone can beat that.

Del Boy · « **Reply #1 on:** 17 January 2010, 22:13:34 »

A blue Montego estate, bought it at an auction had everything wrong with it found out it was an ex taxi, so I sorted the paintwork with a spray can so it looked half decent, then flogged it for 200 quid more than I bought it for, the gearbox would've lasted probably another week but the bloke who bought it had a clue about nothing

I had it two days I might add.

MickAP · « **Reply #2 on:** 17 January 2010, 22:14:22 »

Skoda Estelle

That was many, many years ago.

All I could afford

Best thing going for it, it had alloy wheels, and great in the snow RWD

Mick

Rockhampton · « **Reply #3 on:** 17 January 2010, 22:18:22 »

Talbot Alpine - orange, with matching interior

On an old W plate if I remember correctly, I had it in 1987, on its last legs!

Dreadful car - awful cam noise, poor starter, went through batteries like no tomorrow

About as reliable as a politician :-?

goonv6 · « **Reply #4 on:** 17 January 2010, 22:26:03 »

Leyland Metro (B reg) 1000 cc and dodgy suspension. Nearly killed me that one and had a stalling fault that just couldn't be cured.

Entwood · « **Reply #5 on:** 17 January 2010, 22:30:49 »

Fiat 850 Sports... paid £250 for it in 1972, went pretty well but 3 weeks after I got it I had cause to do a very serious emergency stop ... that all worked pretty well and I missed the prat ... but the brakes felt a bit odd after ..... discovered 2 things .... I had bent the brake pedal and put a hole in the floorpan... some exceedingly serious tinworm going on.

As I was skint and could not afford to take a hit on it .. new brake pedal from a scrappy and a weekend doing a papier mache ? job with layers of wet cardboard, let it all dry, then lots of underseal. Took it to a garage 50 miles away and traded it against an Austin 1300 ... got £300 for it ... well chuffed ..

Mr Skrunts · « **Reply #6 on:** 17 January 2010, 22:50:16 »

Mine was a Brand New Astra GTE MK1 B Plate, delivered to my door 2 days before Aug 1st.

Condesation formed in headlights
N/S front wing started to rust.
Fuel tank imploded.
Paint issues on 2 wheels
sunroof
crap in paint in various places

Wiring loom melted
Poor brakes

Loads more issues just cant remember them.

Apparenly the cars had been stood part finished during a german steel strike.

Put me off Vx for a few years.....and FWD.

List was £7500, I paid £6520.20 after company discount, chopped it in for a Brand new Sylvia Turbo after 8000 miles. (Lost £20.20 on it in 8 months.

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TheBoy · « **Reply #7 on:** 18 January 2010, 09:06:13 »

Without doubt, the crappiest car I've ever owned is a MkII Astra Belmont 1.8GLSi. Went like the clappers (on the original engine, replacement engine was poor). Hated it even before I bought it, no idea why I did buy it. Had it 3 months, replaced it with a MkII GTE, which handled every bit as bad, but was nicer to drive.

Worse vehicle I've ever been responsible for (ie, inc company and lease cars), 1.8D Escort van, closely followed by a 1.6LX Focus.

mathewst · « **Reply #8 on:** 18 January 2010, 14:03:22 »

You all should have tried to drive a Yugo.
Probably all cars you have complained would seem like a Ferrari.
Lets just say compared to it Skodas and Ladas were magnificent cars

mathewst · « **Reply #9 on:** 18 January 2010, 14:06:12 »

Lets just say there were people who pressed harder against the upper part of the seat, it would break and they would fall on their back while driving if they didn't hold the wheel firmly (it happened to a friend of mine). You should have seen the colour of his skin after he exited the car. Luckily he didn't hit anything

Lizzie_Zoom · « **Reply #10 on:** 18 January 2010, 14:09:41 »

I have never had a car I wanted to quickly get rid of and all of my vehicles I have wanted to retain if I had had the funds to do so!

These are the cars owned, borrowed and driven:

Cars Owned or Driven Long Term
1960 Austin A40
1956 Humber Hawk (Father-in-laws)
1960 Austin Westminster (Father-in-laws)
1970 Ford Escort L
1969 Ford Cortina Mk2 1.3 L (ex's car)
1970 Ford Cortina Mk2 1.3 L (ex-car )
1972 Ford Cortina Mk3 1.3 L ( " " )
1972 Ford Escort L
1974 Ford Escort L
1975 Ford Cortina Mk3 1.6 Estate
1977 Ford Cortina Mk4 1.6 Estate
1979 Ford Cortina Mk5 1.6L Estate
1958 Duple 56 seater road coach (joint ownership)
1968 Wolsley Hornet III
1980 Vauxhall (all new) Cavalier 1.6L
1982 Vauxhall Cavalier 1.8 SRi
1984 Vauxhall Carlton 2.0 GL
1986 Vauxhall Carlton 2.0 GL
1988 Vauxhall Carlton 2.0 CD
1990 Vauxhall Carlton 2.0 CD
1992 Vauxhall Carlton 2.0 CD
1995 Ford Mondeo 2.0 Ghia
1997 Mercedes C220 Estate
1990 Vauxhall Senator 3.0 CD
1996 Vauxhall Omega 3.0 Elite
1989 Toyota 1.6 GL Estate
2000 Vauxhall Omega 2.5 CDX
2009 Mercedes E320 CDI (loan car)

Everyone a star!!

cruisetopoland · « **Reply #11 on:** 18 January 2010, 14:14:25 »

Don't ask

GuzziHero · « **Reply #12 on:** 18 January 2010, 15:07:58 »

I havent had a lot of variety, only having driven more than a mile in:

1976 Vauxhall Viva
1982 Volvo 760GLE
1985 Vauxhall Cav 2 Saloon
1985 Vauxhall Cav 2 Hatch
1997 Vauxhall Omega 2.5V6 CDX

Guess which one was the worst?

Lizzie_Zoom · « **Reply #13 on:** 18 January 2010, 15:09:34 »

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I havent had a lot of variety, only having driven more than a mile in:

1976 Vauxhall Viva
1982 Volvo 760GLE
1985 Vauxhall Cav 2 Saloon
1985 Vauxhall Cav 2 Hatch
1997 Vauxhall Omega 2.5V6 CDX

Guess which one was the worst?

Well am I right, or am I right??

GuzziHero · « **Reply #14 on:** 18 January 2010, 15:11:12 »

Actually no, that car was awesome, especially in snow

That Volvo...was utterly awful. How can a 2.85 V6 be so bland? And the cornering...

Lizzie_Zoom · « **Reply #15 on:** 18 January 2010, 15:13:17 »

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Actually no, that car was awesome, especially in snow

That Volvo...was utterly awful. How can a 2.85 V6 be so bland? And the cornering...

Wow!!

And it did not rust away?? :-/ :-/

GuzziHero · « **Reply #16 on:** 18 January 2010, 15:14:46 »

Umm, well, yes it did actually

My dad repaired the passenger floor pan out of coke cans which, he said, were thicker than the original steel!

I passed my test in that car, in 1996, and while I was learning I got shunted up the arse by a Sierra Ghia. Wrote the front of his car off, all it did on the Viva was pop a fender bolt

Lizzie_Zoom · « **Reply #17 on:** 18 January 2010, 15:22:30 »

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Umm, well, yes it did actually

My dad repaired the passenger floor pan out of coke cans which, he said, were thicker than the original steel!

I passed my test in that car, in 1996, and while I was learning I got shunted up the arse by a Sierra Ghia. Wrote the front of his car off, all it did on the Viva was pop a fender bolt

Well you did very well to keep a 20 year old Viva going!!

A hell of a lot "died" within 5 years!!

Kevin Wood · « **Reply #18 on:** 18 January 2010, 15:25:15 »

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Actually no, that car was awesome, especially in snow

That Volvo...was utterly awful. How can a 2.85 V6 be so bland? And the cornering...

That PRV V6 is useful only as an anchor.

Kevin

waspy · « **Reply #19 on:** 18 January 2010, 15:56:15 »

Has to be a Ford Orion diesel & a MKII Ford Escort. Do you see a pattern forming.
The Orion was uncomfortable & wouldn't pull you outa bed. The Escort was just crap in every way

stuthespread · « **Reply #20 on:** 18 January 2010, 16:56:15 »

white austin allegro which the previous owner had painted with gloss(with a brush)metro gta,kept destroying wheel bearings,only 6 months old when we got it,went back quite quickly though,rover 820 fastback,had it 2 weeks and it died a death on me,need i go on........

spacekid2009 · « **Reply #21 on:** 18 January 2010, 16:58:24 »

I'm sorry, i have to defend the mk2 escort, they were the saxo of our day, you could do a lot to them to make them sound/look cool, but best of all, RS2000 and RS Mexico, bullet proof rwd rally cars, great entertainment. brilliant.

ferrari jason · « **Reply #22 on:** 18 January 2010, 17:06:27 »

I agree with you about the MK II escort i grew up with them I had a 1.3 pop to start with a couple of 1.6 sports i mexico and eventually bought a genuine T reg RS 2000 it was my pride and joy till i stuck it on its lid

At the time i was working for my uncle as a mechanic so i built a flat front MK II with a 2.1 pinto twin choke webers etc it was the boy racer car of its day
The worst car i had was VIVA bought it for £50 just after passing my test i worked hard to save up to buy a car with metal bodywork and not rust

Hannah Judes Dad · « **Reply #23 on:** 18 January 2010, 17:08:34 »

Fiat 131 mirafiori rust bucket,1987 1.3 belmont(it was my mums car before I had it,also the first car I did a ton in)gutless to say the least.Nissan prairie bag of bolts.Not an inspiring collection of dross is it.

MickAP · « **Reply #24 on:** 18 January 2010, 17:45:57 »

Ho another I didn't mention earlier was the Renault 21.
It needed a new steering rack shortly after I bought it 3 years old, at a cost of £600. Glad that was paid on a warranty I bought with the car.
After that it just kept falling apart
Door handles falling off
Handbrake lever snapped
Clutch pedal snapped
Drivers seat frame collapsed.
Loads of interior trim parts falling off.
Rear wheel bearing got that hot smoke was pouring from the wheel.
Engine and gearbox was unbreakable, and went on and on. It was just everything around them kept falling apart.

Mick

tigers_gonads · « **Reply #25 on:** 18 January 2010, 18:08:17 »

this one

alunonhisown · « **Reply #26 on:** 18 January 2010, 18:21:52 »

1st Car I ever owned was an Austin Allegro, without the 'QUARTIC ' steering wheel. Cost me £250
Had that about two months and put in part ex for a .......
.......BRAND SPANKING SHINY NEW .....
Lada Samara,(Got £650 part ex) and kept the Samara for five years and sold it to those people who came round at the time buying up old Lada's, sold it to them for £740, with a siezed gearbox.
I was well chuffed, was on my drive for ages.

Olympia5776 · « **Reply #27 on:** 18 January 2010, 19:02:09 »

Citroen Xantia ........................
Brand new in '93. When it was delivered I found my head actually touched the headlining eventually found out that the car I test drove had no sunroof which dropped the headlining another 2 to 3 inches making it the most uncomfortable car I have ever had to drive. Suspension failed four or five times resulting in it driving like a rubber bouncy ball, it caught fire once behind the dash and when an elderly gentleman ran up to me with a fire extinguisher I stopped him and told him to " let the ******* burn " ( it didn't unfortunatley ) .
Twice it ran into cars after being parked and handbrake applied ,turned out the hanbrake discs on front wheels cooled and contracted after a while causing the hanbrake to let go.The front pads screemed like a banshee from new to disposal and Citroen couldn't rectify it.
It was a company car and I ended up doing over 90K miles in it and can honestly say I despised every one of them.

mars · « **Reply #28 on:** 18 January 2010, 20:36:33 »

Reliability wise it has to be a 1989 F reg Peugot 205 1.9 Gti which I owned for 6 months in 1999. Got fed up of spending money on it on an almost weekly basis, the bodywork was nice though

sparten · « **Reply #29 on:** 18 January 2010, 21:03:12 »

fast becoming my omega

it can only get better i keep telling myself

PhilRich · « **Reply #30 on:** 18 January 2010, 21:04:33 »

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fast becoming my omega it can only get better i keep telling myself

Same here i'm afraid

Amigo · « **Reply #31 on:** 18 January 2010, 21:18:09 »

1982 Talbot Solara. Only 5 years old shiney silver with blue interioir & green glass, £200 looked great. Within a week i could only select 2nd & 4th gears. Swapped for an old blue Avenger estate with a red bonnet, tough as old boots despite the abuse & lack of oil & water checks!!!

spacekid2009 · « **Reply #32 on:** 18 January 2010, 21:44:17 »

since we're all scraping the barrell, done a little scraping myself
1974 vauxhall VX 490 bought for 50 quid, no brakes overheating was a feature
1979 Dolomite 1850HL, i must have changed the engine at least 4 times
1980 fiat 132 rubber mount on propshaft gone, BANG BANG BANG BANG it got louder and faster for obvious reasons
1975 Cortina MK3, had no rubber gaiter round gear stick, suffered from bad backpressure so fumes from engine always ended up in car, you had to drive everywhere with windows open, that was actually a great old car.

jonnycool · « **Reply #33 on:** 18 January 2010, 23:33:50 »

Fiat 127, 40 quid. Absolutely crap in every possible way. Sold it (after much welding) for £100

GuzziHero · « **Reply #34 on:** 18 January 2010, 23:46:40 »

My dad had a VX4/90 years ago and wish hed never sold it

Mate had a 126 watercooled. It lay dead in a scrappies 7 years and 19k miles later with a warped head!

Vamps · « **Reply #35 on:** 19 January 2010, 00:03:09 »

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I have never had a car I wanted to quickly get rid of and all of my vehicles I have wanted to retain if I had had the funds to do so!

These are the cars owned, borrowed and driven:

Cars Owned or Driven Long Term
1960 Austin A40
1956 Humber Hawk (Father-in-laws)
1960 Austin Westminster (Father-in-laws)
1970 Ford Escort L
1969 Ford Cortina Mk2 1.3 L (ex's car)
1970 Ford Cortina Mk2 1.3 L (ex-car )
1972 Ford Cortina Mk3 1.3 L ( " " )
1972 Ford Escort L
1974 Ford Escort L
1975 Ford Cortina Mk3 1.6 Estate
1977 Ford Cortina Mk4 1.6 Estate
1979 Ford Cortina Mk5 1.6L Estate
1958 Duple 56 seater road coach (joint ownership)
1968 Wolsley Hornet III
1980 Vauxhall (all new) Cavalier 1.6L
1982 Vauxhall Cavalier 1.8 SRi
1984 Vauxhall Carlton 2.0 GL
1986 Vauxhall Carlton 2.0 GL
1988 Vauxhall Carlton 2.0 CD
1990 Vauxhall Carlton 2.0 CD
1992 Vauxhall Carlton 2.0 CD
1995 Ford Mondeo 2.0 Ghia
1997 Mercedes C220 Estate
1990 Vauxhall Senator 3.0 CD
1996 Vauxhall Omega 3.0 Elite
1989 Toyota 1.6 GL Estate
2000 Vauxhall Omega 2.5 CDX
2009 Mercedes E320 CDI (loan car)

Everyone a star!!

Have you still got it.........

M4DMATT · « **Reply #36 on:** 19 January 2010, 10:26:00 »

My own cars:
1987 1.2 Nova saloon
1983 1.1 Fiesta
1981 1.1 Fiesta
1988 Astramax with full GTE running gear
1996 Rover 800 turbo
1998 Mini cooper
2000 clit sport
2002 MG ZS
1976 Fiesta Ghia
2001 Omega v6

Company cars:
1993 1.8d Escort van
1995 1.8d Escort estate
2002 Dewoo Tacuma
2004 Citroen C5 2.0
2004 Citroen Picasso 1.6d
2008 Hyundai i30

Worst has to be the picasso, uncomfy, unreliable, poorly built.
Second has to be the escort estate, not a bad car but brutally underpowered, 55hp, 5 up fully laden boot it wouldnt do more than 60.
Third was the astramax, i know why Vx didnt put a GTE engine in them, it was lethal

Alll the rest i was quite happy with and never had any major issues with

Amigo · « **Reply #37 on:** 20 January 2010, 20:51:29 »

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Fiat 127, 40 quid. Absolutely crap in every possible way. Sold it (after much welding) for £100

Fiat 127's rotted like billy ho but you must admit they were fun to drive. Revvy little engines that sipped fuel no matter how hard you hammered them & the handling was mini like....grin factor inducing, road legal go kart but sadly built for italian climates.

Not like me to big up a FWD but i'm glad to be old enough to remember what fun they were. Guy.

Squealey · « **Reply #38 on:** 20 January 2010, 22:22:53 »

Daewoo Nubira 2.0 CDX Estate, 98/S.

Company car which I must admit I really wanted before I got it. I'd had a non turbo Astra D estate before which im sure only had a steering wheel as an optional extra, so when I was offered a 6 month old car with a 2.0 litre engine, elec windows all round and air con it was a no brainer.

That piece of sh1te honestly was in the garage every 2 weeks for something or another. Mainly front suspension problems, but also 2x new short engines, 4x altenators, new gearbox and rust on the leading edge of the bonnet. Hateful car, and dealer service which made Vauxhall dealers look helpful!!!! (Its not often you get 'offered out' by a service manager, I did)

Macduff · « **Reply #39 on:** 20 January 2010, 22:38:57 »

Worst cars ever.
Hillman avenger in snot green with a brown vinyl roof it was not my choice it was a company car
Ford Escort 1600 diesel the slowest car ever bar none

Hannah Judes Dad · « **Reply #40 on:** 20 January 2010, 22:42:58 »

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Worst cars ever.
Hillman avenger in snot green with a brown vinyl roof it was not my choice it was a company car
Ford Escort 1600 diesel the slowest car ever bar none

You forgot about the daf 33 with variomatic gearbox,with it's aluminium head that warped with heat and you had to let it cool down again before setting off on the rest of your journey that was a slow car as was the fiat 126

Macduff · « **Reply #41 on:** 20 January 2010, 23:01:40 »

I never had the pleasure of the Daff I'm glad to say the Escort was bad enough I used to get overtaken by old ladies on bicycles it was so sad

Blackie_No1 · « **Reply #42 on:** 21 January 2010, 08:17:09 »

A 1981 Talbot Samba 1.0l in red, based on a peugeot 104, 3 stud wheels, no floor, bought for three terrapin, and a mountain bike, when I was 16 back in 1994, it was my first car! horrendous it was!!!

Squealey · « **Reply #43 on:** 21 January 2010, 12:41:07 »

Has anyone noticed that Talbot/Chrysler offerings seem to be quite common on this thread.

Tonka. · « **Reply #44 on:** 21 January 2010, 16:50:38 »

Today, my wifes Vx Corsa 1.4 8v is the worst car EVER

See here - - > Head Gasket

Shackeng · « **Reply #45 on:** 21 January 2010, 17:51:17 »

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I have never had a car I wanted to quickly get rid of and all of my vehicles I have wanted to retain if I had had the funds to do so!

These are the cars owned, borrowed and driven:

Cars Owned or Driven Long Term
1960 Austin A40
1956 Humber Hawk (Father-in-laws)
1960 Austin Westminster (Father-in-laws)
1970 Ford Escort L
1969 Ford Cortina Mk2 1.3 L (ex's car)
1970 Ford Cortina Mk2 1.3 L (ex-car )
1972 Ford Cortina Mk3 1.3 L ( " " )
1972 Ford Escort L
1974 Ford Escort L
1975 Ford Cortina Mk3 1.6 Estate
1977 Ford Cortina Mk4 1.6 Estate
1979 Ford Cortina Mk5 1.6L Estate
1958 Duple 56 seater road coach (joint ownership)
1968 Wolsley Hornet III
1980 Vauxhall (all new) Cavalier 1.6L
1982 Vauxhall Cavalier 1.8 SRi
1984 Vauxhall Carlton 2.0 GL
1986 Vauxhall Carlton 2.0 GL
1988 Vauxhall Carlton 2.0 CD
1990 Vauxhall Carlton 2.0 CD
1992 Vauxhall Carlton 2.0 CD
1995 Ford Mondeo 2.0 Ghia
1997 Mercedes C220 Estate
1990 Vauxhall Senator 3.0 CD
1996 Vauxhall Omega 3.0 Elite
1989 Toyota 1.6 GL Estate
2000 Vauxhall Omega 2.5 CDX
2009 Mercedes E320 CDI (loan car)

Everyone a star!!

Not easily pleased are you

Lizzie_Zoom · « **Reply #46 on:** 21 January 2010, 17:53:34 »

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I have never had a car I wanted to quickly get rid of and all of my vehicles I have wanted to retain if I had had the funds to do so!

These are the cars owned, borrowed and driven:

Cars Owned or Driven Long Term
1960 Austin A40
1956 Humber Hawk (Father-in-laws)
1960 Austin Westminster (Father-in-laws)
1970 Ford Escort L
1969 Ford Cortina Mk2 1.3 L (ex's car)
1970 Ford Cortina Mk2 1.3 L (ex-car )
1972 Ford Cortina Mk3 1.3 L ( " " )
1972 Ford Escort L
1974 Ford Escort L
1975 Ford Cortina Mk3 1.6 Estate
1977 Ford Cortina Mk4 1.6 Estate
1979 Ford Cortina Mk5 1.6L Estate
1958 Duple 56 seater road coach (joint ownership)
1968 Wolsley Hornet III
1980 Vauxhall (all new) Cavalier 1.6L
1982 Vauxhall Cavalier 1.8 SRi
1984 Vauxhall Carlton 2.0 GL
1986 Vauxhall Carlton 2.0 GL
1988 Vauxhall Carlton 2.0 CD
1990 Vauxhall Carlton 2.0 CD
1992 Vauxhall Carlton 2.0 CD
1995 Ford Mondeo 2.0 Ghia
1997 Mercedes C220 Estate
1990 Vauxhall Senator 3.0 CD
1996 Vauxhall Omega 3.0 Elite
1989 Toyota 1.6 GL Estate
2000 Vauxhall Omega 2.5 CDX
2009 Mercedes E320 CDI (loan car)

Everyone a star!!

Not easily pleased are you

er,......no! But what women ever is!

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Boxvictor · « **Reply #47 on:** 21 January 2010, 18:02:41 »

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since we're all scraping the barrell, done a little scraping myself
1974 vauxhall VX 490 bought for 50 quid, no brakes overheating was a feature
1979 Dolomite 1850HL, i must have changed the engine at least 4 times
1980 fiat 132 rubber mount on propshaft gone, BANG BANG BANG BANG it got louder and faster for obvious reasons
1975 Cortina MK3, had no rubber gaiter round gear stick, suffered from bad backpressure so fumes from engine always ended up in car, you had to drive everywhere with windows open, that was actually a great old car.

Im running one of these everyday as its better than my Omega

Shackeng · « **Reply #48 on:** 21 January 2010, 18:06:09 »

I tend to keep my cars, usually for over ten years, just coming up to 11 on the Omega. The least inspiring to drive has been a Volvo 340 bought for SWTSMBO at auction many years ago. It was like rowing a boat, you were up and down the gears all the time to encourage it to move, fairly solid though. Probably the worst was a 1965 Mk1 Cortina Estate. A complete rust bucket, and never started when you wanted it to. I spent the whole time I owned it filling rust holes with filler, and guess what? It was the only car I have ever sold for a profit!!!
There's one born every day.

Martin_1962 · « **Reply #49 on:** 21 January 2010, 20:21:54 »

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Has anyone noticed that Talbot/Chrysler offerings seem to be quite common on this thread.

I had a good one - a 1.6 hatch with proper wheel drive

Anthony_2Litre · « **Reply #50 on:** 22 January 2010, 00:14:52 »

[size=14]Mine would have to be my third car which was a 94 renault 11 1.4l it handled like a barge and went just as well Cost me £50 but did last a year [/size][/i][/b]

f13platform · « **Reply #51 on:** 22 January 2010, 00:32:10 »

1999 Vauxhall Omega 2.0 GLS
2001 Vauxhall Omega 2.2 CDX

b'use of rust ... every month you have to fix something

p j morgan · « **Reply #52 on:** 22 January 2010, 00:57:28 »

can anybody beat a rancho ?yup a y,reg it was red and came with spot lights on the roof and two brown paper bags to cover your head with !!

Markjay · « **Reply #53 on:** 22 January 2010, 19:05:39 »

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can anybody beat a rancho ?yup a y,reg it was red and came with spot lights on the roof and two brown paper bags to cover your head with !!

I thought they looked rather nice, even though they were just standard Talbot with a bit of extra body trim (and no 4 wheel drive...)

Markjay · « **Reply #54 on:** 22 January 2010, 19:08:41 »

Most crappy cars were both rented - a Chrysler Neon 2.0 Automatic which I gave back to the car rental company after 4 hours refusing to drive it, and a Kia Shuma 1.8 Automatic which was just horrible to drive.

Both were rental cars, so new, just to show you that they were crap from day one and not some neglected old bangers that aged badly.

feeutfo · « **Reply #55 on:** 22 January 2010, 19:43:59 »

no mention of the citroen picaso yet?

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spacekid2009

Lizzie_Zoom

Lizzie_Zoom

Lizzie_Zoom

Lizzie_Zoom

waspy

spacekid2009

alunonhisown

spacekid2009

Lizzie_Zoom

Martin_1962

feeutfo