I'd agree with about 3 of these choices. The rest are kind of cheap shots and too subjective. Certainly the early C4s had enormous teething problems and need to be on this list. As for putting the '5… (View Post)

The used car market seems to favor cosmetic condition over mechanical condition. Why is that? Probably because it is usually easier to deal with mechanical deficiencies than it is to restore the car'… (View Post)

Packard enjoyed an industry-wide reputation for engineering excellence. The styling was quite conservative but the engineering always tried to stretch the limits---at least in the way Americans built… (View Post)

Yes, they "can" go 250K with really good care, and without a new engine or transmission, but they don't 99% of the time because it's generally not cost effective. Cars this old start to nic… (View Post)

The very concept of "250,000 miles without any problems" is not realistic for ANY car made, much less an inexpensive one. That is simply outside the odds and the probabilities for even a Me… (View Post)