These 20 Cars Are NOW WORTHLESS (DON'T Buy Them!) | Consumer Reports

What if your next car becomes your biggest regret? Hidden problems like engine failures and sky-high repair costs. These are the 20 worst cars to buy according to Consumer Reports. Stay tuned and avoid making a costly mistake you'll regret for years.

And finally, the next car on our list takes unreliability to a shocking extreme. Number 1, Mitsubishi Mirage. At first glance, the Mitsubishi Mirage's starting price of $17,000 makes it one of the cheapest cars on the market. It's small, lightweight, and marketed as a budget-friendly choice for first-time buyers. But the Mirage quickly proves the old saying, "you get what you pay for." With a three-cylinder engine producing just 76 horsepower, the Mirage feels painfully underpowered for even basic driving needs. Merging onto highways becomes a gamble as the car struggles to reach traffic speeds. Add to that a clunky transmission and excessive engine noise, and the driving experience feels outdated and frustrating. Inside, the cabin offers no comfort.

Cheap materials and barebones features highlight its cost-cutting approach. While owners report issues like screeching brakes and transmission failures, even its 36 miles per gallon fuel efficiency doesn't make up for the constant repairs. Worse still, poor crash test ratings raise serious safety concerns. It's no surprise Mitsubishi is discontinuing the Mirage, proof that being cheap doesn't always mean being smart.

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