Thread: The Worst Cars 2005

Least Safe: Ford Ranger
Base Price: $15,045

A four-wheel-drive Ford Ranger pickup has a two-star rollover-resistance rating. The government says a model with this rating has a 30% chance of rolling over in a single-vehicle crash.



Least Safe: Mazda B-Series

Base Price: $15,960

The B-Series is a twin vehicle to the Ranger and, as such, suffers from the same problems as the Ford




The two-star rating means that in a typical side crash, a front-seat occupant would have a 21% to 25% chance of an injury that would require immediate hospitalization and could be life-threatening.



Base Price: $13,705
Least Safe: Nissan Sentra

Nissan's Sentra sedan has a two-star side-impact rating for the front seat.



Least Reliable: Infiniti QX

Base Price: $50,300

According to Consumer Reports, Infiniti's QX SUV is the least-reliable car on the market. It is 300% less reliable than the average car.



Worst Residual Value: Chrysler Sebring sedan

Base Price: $20,380

According to the most recent data from the Kelley Blue Book Residual Value Guide, the Sebring sedan

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It's also interesting to note that the Infiniti QX is basically the same as the Nissan Armada SUV. Personally I am not surprised at all about these ratings. I had a 93 Ford Ranger that while somewhat fun to drive (when it was running) was a complete POS. Lastly I have never been impressed with Nissan, even though the new 350Z seems like a decent car. I have always been happy with my Acura/Honda cars and most recently my GMC Sierra.

not that bad a car

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these cars very cheap but in Turkey these are very expensive example infiniti QX is in Turkey 80.000-90.000 $

lol im sorted with my 206

lol European cars all the way.

My '93 Mercedes-Benz C280 does me wonders.

the infinity car is not that bad it's just anti publicity