Worst Car Ever Driven or Owned?

[cjm502]

Which motor does your c6 have?

I thought the B6 S4 V8 was fairly easy to work on, although there wasn't much space for things on the side/front. Same for the 2.7T in the b5. That A-series chassis just didn't have a ton of room to cram those big engines into.

By contrast the A4 with the 1.8T was a dream to work on and I still maintain one of the best cars I ever owned. It ran me perfectly all the way up to 200k with minimal issues. We did the timing belt/wp service on it in a day or so, mostly drunk. It was a breeze and I wish I still had it. I sold it to pay the bills on that S4 that sucked shit.

I first had an A6 with the 3.2, and when it was time to move on from that car I made sure to get a 4.2. Still not anything special, but at least it isn't certified slow like a big ol A6 with a 3.2. When I let go of my first Audi I had to get a second, they drive so nice. A used Audi can be a risk, but a used Audi might be one of the best driving cars you can get for the money.

 

[Unholy Diver]

1988 Ford Tempo with push button AWD

It seemed like everything broke or went wrong with it in the year or two I had it, electrical issues, fluid leaks, finally the transmission finished it off

 

[TheGreenTBer]

1988 Ford Tempo with push button AWD

It seemed like everything broke or went wrong with it in the year or two I had it, electrical issues, fluid leaks, finally the transmission finished it off

I had no idea they ever made a Ford Tempo with push button AWD. Sounds like a true vehicle of champions.

 

[Unholy Diver]

I had no idea they ever made a Ford Tempo with push button AWD. Sounds like a true vehicle of champions.

The AWD was the bacon and cheese on the turd sandwich

All-Wheel-Drive Flashback: The Day MotorWeek Took A Ford Tempo Into The Mud - BangShift.com

MotorWeek has put up an all-wheel-drive flashback to 1987. No AMC Eagle, but when they take the Ford Tempo into a muddy field...

bangshift.com

 

[DingDongCharlie]

‘09 RX8 GT. Soo much potential with that rotary but what a lemon of a car they were. Bought it new and the engine suffered a catastrophic failure within 2 years. Motor was fully covered for a replacement but took a month for the dealership to fix and I never trusted the car again after that. I was well aware of the high maintenance, constant checking oil, avoid cold starts and drive it hard and still the apex seals lasted only like 60k.