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Mitsubishi. Seems as if they haven't truest updated their cars for a decade now and there's a chance they won't be in USA anymore unless something changes drastically.
Not liking an entire brand's vehicles because of how the logo looks seems silly and shallow. I don't like Toyota's logo but that wouldn't stop me from owning one.
Mitsubishi. Seems as if they haven't truest updated their cars for a decade now and there's a chance they won't be in USA anymore unless something changes drastically.
People have been predicting Mitsubishi's USA demise for about 20 years. They're still here.
The upside to not updating is that their cars are relatively simple and debugged.
If you don't care about having the latest tech they work.
And they're cheap. And they have 5 year, 60K mile warranties.
And Nissan will probably put an end to any reason to buy one.
Nissan, I owned a Primera/Sentra and it was the worst POS I've even had the misfortune to drive. I also had a Versa as a rental what a horrible little car, from the total lack of power to the nasty seat covers that gave me static shocks.
Close second comes a Kia, for no other reason than they are ugly
Out of every brand and company I have owned (a significant cross section of cars from the US, Europe, and Japan), the Ford's have been far and away the least reliable and worst quality by a long shot. Worse, I have found they have absolutely no desire to actually stand behind their product. Spent too much time hearing dealers and corporate representatives tell me clear and obvious problems were the vehicle "operating as it was designed to."
Smart car - some many better choices if you want a small vehicle
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