The rear parking guide rods of the W140 S class. Rear parking sensors replaced them.

Get off of Jalopnik. Go drive some cars in real life.

The Jeep Grand Cherokee SRT has been in production for a decade. And sell really really really well.

This would be a killer platform for the return of conversion vans.

My mom bought a new 240D when I was 14. I was old enough to remember very well how it performed relative to its contemporaries.

Jay Leno. Obvious answer is obvious.

Obvious answer is obvious. The Aspire

Any salesman worth his salt knows that the VR6 has any amount of valves the customer wants it to have. Rookie mistake.

People never get tired of saying stupid stuff about the Prowler. What V8 were they going to put in there, exactly? An iron 318 or a 360 boat anchor? Only a four speed auto? Hello genius, this was more than fifteen years ago, a four speed auto is what they had. This was a 255 horsepower car in 1999 that only weighed…

This is kind of a cheat since it’s based on an old SLK platform, but the SRT6 Crossfire should absolutely make this list... 330 hp, RWD, manual trans, and most people don’t even remember it was ever a thing.

Panel gaps you could fuck.

That's... a surprisingly small amount of car for a surprisingly large amount of money.

I’ve pointed this out a few times on here, but the Buick GNX is a perfect example of this.

The Cherokee.

The Panamera Turbo. Yeah i know most of you hate them outright, but I like their presence in the real life.

Was it too much to ask to refinish that massive turd-brown surface rust coated bracket while you had everything out? CP for over looking the obvious

What exactly is unreliable about the 328i? Not busting your balls or trying to throw "regret" on your CarMax warranty purchase but the 328i in terms of powertrain is very reliable.

You might have problems with your hardtop though.

Your navigation screen that's stuck displaying the Land Rover logo isn't broken, it's the diagnostic computer displaying what's at fault with the car.