Some things do not change. Old but very interesting thread.

Wierd thing is I have owned many of the cars listed such as a Chevette (which I really enjoyed and respected for doing its intended mission well), a Corvette (whose top went down great with one hand while still seated but whose high door line never felt right), a TR7 (which in all fairness I never got to run so cannot evaluate), a few VWs which just never got the juices flowing and a few more. I was suprised that others shared the counterintuitive emotion to give the top slot for both worst and favorite to the same car.

Mine would be a car I followed for six years through three owners to buy, a special order red on grey manual 1986 Audi Turbo Quattro Avant a car whose ride, practicality, beauty of form and function I have yet to equal again. The problem was not this advanced car's fault but rather the local dealer who installed the wrong brake master cylinder which caused the brakes to lock up after just a few miles of use baffling me and many a mechanic for years afterwards.