The ten worst cars of the Noughties
1. Chrysler Crossfire
On sale: from 2004-2007
Chrysler's Crossfire roadster and convertible models had all the right ingredients to be a hit when launched back in 2004. Built in Germany by coachbuilders Karmann, underneath its slippery body, the Crossfire borrowed heavily from the first-generation Mercedes SLK. Sadly, the Crossfire never lived up to the promise and was a let down to drive with its stiff, uncomfortable ride and woolly handling. Build quality was questionable too.
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