Worst Used Sedans (Ranked by Risk)

Attempting to purchase a 2006 Camaro exposes you to significant fraud and insurmountable ownership challenges due to its non-existence.

A passion project for the mechanically inclined, this Charger demands constant vigilance against age-related failures and corrosion.

A quirky piece of Mopar history, but one that demands constant attention and an open wallet to merely survive.

A relic best admired from afar, the 1989 Sonata demands significant commitment and investment to keep on the road.

A budget-basement classic that will test your patience and your wallet with its relentless parade of age-related failures.

A challenging prospect best left to enthusiasts or those with ample budget for consistent, significant repairs.

A testament to endurance for the brave, but a maintenance nightmare for the unprepared.

A rewarding classic for the dedicated enthusiast, demanding hands-on maintenance and a keen eye for its notorious weak spots.

A challenging ownership proposition best suited for dedicated enthusiasts with deep pockets and a strong mechanical aptitude.

A passion project for the brave, demanding constant vigilance against rust and electrical gremlins.

A charming European classic that demands consistent attention to detail and a willingness to tackle its specific quirks.

A rewarding classic for the dedicated enthusiast, but a significant commitment of time and money is non-negotiable.

An iconic classic that offers plenty of retro style, but demands an owner with deep pockets and a strong mechanical aptitude to keep it on the road.

An accessible piece of 80s automotive history that demands consistent wrench time and a realistic budget for restoration and ongoing repairs.

A charming, affordable classic for the dedicated tinkerer, but a daily reliability nightmare for the uninitiated.

A bare-bones survivor that offers ultra-low cost entry into car ownership, but will demand consistent attention and investment to keep on the road.

A true budget buy that requires significant vigilance and potential investment to avoid costly and frequent surprises.

A sharp-looking sedan that can be a fantastic value, but its heart — the engine — is a ticking time bomb for many owners.

A classic enthusiast's reward, but a reliability challenge for the unprepared.

A truly analog driving experience for the dedicated enthusiast, but a significant commitment in time and money is essential for ownership.