WORST CARS IN U.S. HISTORY - PART 2

Many of our viewers commented on our first worst cars in U.S. history and wanted us to add more to the list. You asked and we made it happen Today we take a look at the worst cars in U.S. history 2.0 edition. With so many cars that were duds, it was difficult to create the list of Top 10 worst cars in U.S. history 2.0 but we made it happen. This list won't satisfy others and may even frustrate a few. We want our viewers to comment what they feel should be the top 10 worst cars. Let us know how you feel!
At number 10 is the 1980 Chevrolet Citation. GM was supposed to usher in a new era, and they did...the era of Everything Is Really, Really Terrible.
Although Chrysler billed the Imperial as an "electronic marvel," the real wonder was that even a company in such dire straits as Chrysler could produce such a horrendous car.
DeLorean DMC-12s captured the imagination of car fans before Back to the Future revealed their immortal fame, but those few unfortunate enough to own one realized just how awful they were.
In 1982, Renault's partnership with American Motors Corporation left its corporate brain filled with delusions of adequacy, and it introduced the stylish Fuego (Spanish for "fire") to America as its resident sports car.
Remember the Chrysler Laser? Because the Rest of the World Sure Doesn't Although the Laser was virtually identical to the Dodge Daytona,
In the early 1990s, when the Hyundai Excel and Yugo GV started selling like crazy, Volkswagen must have had a nostalgia breakdown.Using its Brazilian product line, the company decided to rebadge the Gol, a car so cheap Volkswagen couldn't even give it an F.In a number of ways, the Fox resembled the original air-cooled Beetle, such as its noisy cabin, heavy non-assisted steering, and lack of a fifth gear for the manual transmission.
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