Mustang Club of Maryland

Here's an interesting Time Magazine article about the 50 worst cars of all time. I don't agree with a few of his choices (he's definitely a green tree-hugger), but his descriptions are hilarious. Make sure to click on each to read about them. Enjoy....

Hey Corey,

I also found his list of the worst cars confusing too. Having owned a few of them I have to disagree that they were the worst cars as there were certainly some others I could put on that list.

While at Ft. Sam Houston, Texas during my Army National Guard basic training days, I was sending most of my monthly pay home to my Dad to bank for me. Before I was to come home my father, who was a warehouse supervisor at Lever Brothers in Dundalk, told me that one of his employees who was a part owner of a used car lot had a Corvette for me!

He said that it was a sports car with bucket seats and a four speed stick shift and a big engine. The car turned out to be a 1964 Corvair Monza!

I loved that car but the one major problem it had was that it leaked oil from the rear main seal and was a very expensive repair for a college student. I eventually traded it back to the dealer for a 1963 Chevy II convertible.

I also had a 1971 Pinto which was my wife's car. That little car served us well for a number of years and was passed on to my brothers who also used it for many years. We liked it so much we bought a 1976 Pinto Wagon.

I had a Chevy Chevette as a company car while working for the National brewing company in the early 1970's. Again, no problems with that either.

Now the Pontiac Aztec? I never had one of these but whoever did the styling on that job should be working for the Rubbermaid Company designing garbage cans!

Midnight Blue
MCOM Historian

This guy is such a hat! Its so amazing how not 1 japanese car made it on this list. He drives a prius!!!

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how did the clown come up with the excursion? was it because the sierra group made such a big stink about "such a big vehicle"?

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Real trucks don't have spark plugs. nor do the say nissan or toyota


1985 Mustang Gt Red convertible

Not at all surprising, considering it's in Time.

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Jim DeAngelis