# Name the worst Production cars

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> [@Who Do You Want to Race/See Race '08](https://forums.speedlife.net/t/who-do-you-want-to-race-see-race-08/42389/183):
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> anything americans were duped into buying because of a warrenty or perception that they never break and last forever (hyundai, toyota, honda)

never break and last forever? no…better reliability than any american made car. 100% most definitely. i own a car lot and know what my repair expenses are, and the american cars are always twice as much. i’ve sold 20 toyota 4runners this year and i’ve had to put a grand total of $700 in repairs into all of them combined. each lincoln navigator i sell costs me a minimum of 700 in repairs each time. 3 chevy’s have needed their transmissions rebuilt. one 2500HD needed the transfer case rebuilt, and the list could go on. i’m not saying i don’t like american, just definitely do not last like a japanses made vehicle(not german or korean made, their bigger piles of shit than american)

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