This entire genre of “econosport” in the early 90s falls into this category. Motorweek did a great comparo in 1992:
First generation Dodge Avenger in the 90's, a sporty looking car from a brand with a deep performance history... with the hottest available drivetrain being a 155 hp 2.5L V6 4 speed automatic shared with the Stratus Sedan. Would think with the shared platform and interiors it would have at least shared the much…
They had to maintain the GM tradition of putting out garbage, perfecting it, and then cutting it once perfected because everyone just remembered the garbage that came first.
The last BOF wagon, a master of the road, in Blue Brothers parlance “cop motor, cop suspension, cop shocks”, can fit up to 9 passengers, and tow! The Buick Roadmaster was basically a culmination of lessons learned from all of it’s predecessors. It was easy to work on, had an appropriate amount of power to haul around…
You are right, but boomers.
M.I.A.T.A. is normally correct, but this time, its stupider bigger brother wins.
The Mazda MX6 only made ~160 HP out of its 2.5 liter V6. Its interior made Oldsmobile look exciting and fresh. It was built like a bistro but handled like a steakhouse. This thing was supposed to give Integras a run for their money. It…