Got a bit tired of all the GM Swinging, so:
http://www.forbes.com/2011/04/13/mercedes-gm-chrysler-nissan-business-autos-worst-cars.html
Cadillac Escalade (Base Model)
Listed Among: Consumer Reports Worst Value, Consumer Reports Highest Costs of Ownership, Consumer Reports Worst Safety Performance
Chevrolet Tahoe Hybrid
Listed Among: Consumer Reports Worst Value, Consumer Reports Worst Safety Performance, Consumer Reports Least Reliable
Dodge Nitro SLT
Listed Among: Consumer Reports Worst Value, Consumer Reports Worst Cars, Consumer Reports Least Reliable, Consumer Reports Worst Fuel Economy
Dodge Dakota
Listed Among: Consumer Reports Highest Costs of Ownership, Consumer Reports Least Reliable
Jeep Wrangler Unlimited
Listed Among: Consumer Reports Worst Value, Consumer Reports Worst Cars, Consumer Reports Least Reliable
Mercedes-Benz S550
Listed Among: Consumer Reports Worst Value, Consumer Reports Highest Costs of Ownership, Consumer Reports Worst Fuel Economy
Chrysler Town & Country
Listed Among: Consumer Reports Highest Costs of Ownership, Consumer Reports Least Reliable
Chevrolet Colorado
Listed Among: Consumer Reports Worst Safety Performance, Consumer Reports Least Reliable
Chevrolet Aveo/Aveo5
Listed Among: Consumer Reports Worst Cars, Consumer Reports Least Reliable, Consumer Reports Worst Fuel Economy
Jeep Liberty/Jeep Liberty Sport
Listed Among: Consumer Reports Least Reliable, Consumer Reports Worst Fuel Economy
Nissan Titan
Listed Among: Consumer Reports Least Reliable, Consumer Reports Worst Fuel Economy
Smart ForTwo
Listed Among: Consumer Reports Worst Cars, Consumer Reports Least Reliable
Note: This listing includes the Smart Fortwo coupe and the Fortwo Passion coupe, the later being a version of the Fortwo that offers interior upgrades and a sunroof. The drivetrain of each is the same.
But with three exceptions--the Mercedes-Benz S550, Smart Fortwo and Nissan Titan--all of the cars on this year's list of the Worst Cars on the Road are (still) made by domestic companies. That includes the Dodge Dakota, Chevy Tahoe Hybrid and Chrysler Town & Country. The only American car company with zero vehicles on the list? Ford.
We should note that the Mercedes S550 is the only vehicle that qualified for our list because of a high cost of ownership, low fuel efficiency and a low rating for overall value, not because of any problems with reliability, safety or performance, which affected every other vehicle in the top 10.
Doug Betts, Chrysler's senior vice president of quality, says the Consumer Reports tests don't reflect the latest, most up-to-date vehicles the company is currently manufacturing. The cars and trucks Chrysler has coming off the line now are far better than cars made even last year, he said in a statement about the reports.
http://www.forbes.com/2011/04/13/mercedes-gm-chrysler-nissan-business-autos-worst-cars.html
Cadillac Escalade (Base Model)
Listed Among: Consumer Reports Worst Value, Consumer Reports Highest Costs of Ownership, Consumer Reports Worst Safety Performance
Chevrolet Tahoe Hybrid
Listed Among: Consumer Reports Worst Value, Consumer Reports Worst Safety Performance, Consumer Reports Least Reliable
Dodge Nitro SLT
Listed Among: Consumer Reports Worst Value, Consumer Reports Worst Cars, Consumer Reports Least Reliable, Consumer Reports Worst Fuel Economy
Dodge Dakota
Listed Among: Consumer Reports Highest Costs of Ownership, Consumer Reports Least Reliable
Jeep Wrangler Unlimited
Listed Among: Consumer Reports Worst Value, Consumer Reports Worst Cars, Consumer Reports Least Reliable
Mercedes-Benz S550
Listed Among: Consumer Reports Worst Value, Consumer Reports Highest Costs of Ownership, Consumer Reports Worst Fuel Economy
Chrysler Town & Country
Listed Among: Consumer Reports Highest Costs of Ownership, Consumer Reports Least Reliable
Chevrolet Colorado
Listed Among: Consumer Reports Worst Safety Performance, Consumer Reports Least Reliable
Chevrolet Aveo/Aveo5
Listed Among: Consumer Reports Worst Cars, Consumer Reports Least Reliable, Consumer Reports Worst Fuel Economy
Jeep Liberty/Jeep Liberty Sport
Listed Among: Consumer Reports Least Reliable, Consumer Reports Worst Fuel Economy
Nissan Titan
Listed Among: Consumer Reports Least Reliable, Consumer Reports Worst Fuel Economy
Smart ForTwo
Listed Among: Consumer Reports Worst Cars, Consumer Reports Least Reliable
Note: This listing includes the Smart Fortwo coupe and the Fortwo Passion coupe, the later being a version of the Fortwo that offers interior upgrades and a sunroof. The drivetrain of each is the same.
But with three exceptions--the Mercedes-Benz S550, Smart Fortwo and Nissan Titan--all of the cars on this year's list of the Worst Cars on the Road are (still) made by domestic companies. That includes the Dodge Dakota, Chevy Tahoe Hybrid and Chrysler Town & Country. The only American car company with zero vehicles on the list? Ford.
We should note that the Mercedes S550 is the only vehicle that qualified for our list because of a high cost of ownership, low fuel efficiency and a low rating for overall value, not because of any problems with reliability, safety or performance, which affected every other vehicle in the top 10.
Doug Betts, Chrysler's senior vice president of quality, says the Consumer Reports tests don't reflect the latest, most up-to-date vehicles the company is currently manufacturing. The cars and trucks Chrysler has coming off the line now are far better than cars made even last year, he said in a statement about the reports.