Now, I know it wasn't too long ago that I posted a blog about my not liking most hybrid and electric cars. That being said- I think it's important to note that I am not a hyprocrite. While I'm not about to run out and purchase a Toyota Prius (for more reasons than just the abundance of recalls), nor am I ever going to purchase a Think City, I can't help myself but to swoon over the ever-so-sexy, plug-in hybrid supercar -- the 918 Spyder.
Porsche is making some big claims about the 918 Spyder saying it will have 500 hp, a mid-engine V-8 and two electric motors. Not to mention that it's claimed to get a whopping 78.4 mpg. In addition, they say it will be able to go from zero to 62 in 3.2 seconds and have a top speed of 198 mph.
This is one electric car I wouldn't turn my back against. Although, I'm sure I'd have to win a few times on the nickel machines before I could afford this bad boy.
I always bring you the coolest, fastest, most awesome cars, but today I thought - what the heck - let's switch it up a bit. Why make you feel about abuot not being about to afford a decked-out Lambo or a souped-up Porsche? It's time to make you feel good about what you drive. Check out these lame-ass cars, and be thankful that you don't drive one... unless you do... Here's the list of the top 10 uncoolest cars of all time. Please feel free to make any additions!
Top 10 Uncoolest Rides
Chevrolet Chevette (1975-1987)
Subaru Justy (1987-1994)
You definitely wouldn't miss this guy driving around your town.
Have you guys ever seen the Porsche Gemballa Mirage GT? It's probably not something you see driving around every day, unless your neighbor happens to own one. This super car is a whopping 612hp 5.7L V10, and it's from Germany. Only 1500 of these bad boys were ever made, and of course, they've long been sold. But, you probably didn't have the $330,000 burning a hole in your pocket anyway.
Image source: carformance.com
Despite its ongoing recall troubles, Toyota has placed 3rd in the new Consumer Report Survey. Honda and Subaru tied for 1st place, while Hyundai took 5th, followed by Nissan and Volkswagen in a tie for 5th.
No big surprise that no American-built cars appeared high on the list, although Ford and GM both earned some praise. Ford models like the Flex and Fusion scored highly, but most models from Ford, Mercury and Lincoln only scored mid-range. GM models including the Buick Enclave, Cadillac CTS and Chevrolet Corvette also scored high, but their overall reliability still lags behind the competition.
Source: insideline.com
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