Cars you would HATE to have

sorry about that, couldn’t tell it was a joke

 

Computer mouses, bulge and a thing

 

oh ok nvm i got it

 

Okay, here's something else then...

It's not an well received hatchback from consumer reports, as it had under-going quality and unsafe steering, even if it was an significant car.

 

Dodge Omni?

 

And still you got the best version of it...

The Simca/Talbot Horizon the Omni was derived from was even worse.

 

Exactly.

Harsh race clutch, uncomfortable seats, complicated 5-point harness, barely any engine durability and performance matched by something new that you can actually daily drive.

 

As an owner of a '78 saab, I have to diagree. Older cars are built like tanks, not some flimsy plastic/fiberglass crap.

 

But being built like a tank doesn't stop your internal organs from moving.

 

Gotta agree with you there.
Multiple accidents I've seen on the motorway with small objects being hit by cars has had the front plastic bumper scattered all over the road.

 

There is a reason for that though:

 

If we've driven cars with little to no safety features for around 70 to 80 years then I'm guessing you can?

 

A modern car is designed so that the front end crumples easily to absorb the forces of the crash. This stops them from going straight through you (which they would in a car that doesn't easily crumple).

 

You can also castrate yourself, but few people do it.

 

Difference being castrating yourself is a little less mainstream than driving an unsafe car.

 

Similarity is that it's unpreferable.

 

Difference being that if you're someone who can drive, you will most definitely not get in an accident.

 

Obviously, you're the only person on the road.

/sarcasm

 

Well hurrfurrdurr, most car accidents are the driver's fault.
Also, in any car, it's rather unlikely you'll escape a car accident unharmed.
Can we get back on topic?

 

Excellent reason to be driving a car from the '70s when some other driver gets in your face with his 2-tonne, brand new SUV.

Accident would be his fault, after all.