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The fanny packs would be droppin' if I was driving this beauty in 1991!

straight6pwr said:

apparently I can see invisible things, because that interior is burning my eyes.

Quite smurfy.  sign of the times. even E34's got into it.

 invisibility cloak was way down going to a 540i/6 in "Arrest Me Red".

RobZR said:

The most underrated US car from '95. Ford Contour ( Mondeo incognito )

I actually owned one just like this. 

With a quaife, some yellow konis, and race tires it was a capable autocrosser.

and completely invisible to the constabulary.

apparently I can see invisible things, because that interior is burning my eyes.

I actually owned one just like this. 

With a quaife, some yellow konis, and race tires it was a capable autocrosser.

and completely invisible to the constabulary.

1800-2000 pounds stock. 130hp and a big rear sway bar would probably be enough to make it amusing. It's like a Golf, except worse in every way.

Iceddragon said:

I'll take a 2007 Chevy Malibu SS. One of the first cars I ever drove was a rental Malibu and I just liked it, I don't really know why. While googling what that car was I found they made an SS version with like 240hp, how bad could it be?

Pretty bad lol.  I mean, as far as this list goes though it's towards the top because they're less bad than the other turds.  At least your choice actually answered the question correctly...

Fine, so I would pick a Dodge Stealth then. I mean, just look at the thing, it has crazy styling and also had a slew of odd advancements making it quite the contraption. BUT I must add per @Snap's rules that I would have to settle for the R/T model with only a 5spd FWD driveline and 80hp less that the TT version :(.

"The first generation model incorporated many of Mitsubishi's contemporary performance-enhancing technologies, such as full-time four-wheel drive(DAMNIT), four-wheel steering, active aerodynamics featuring automatically adjusting front and rear spoilers, sport/tour exhaust modes and electronically controlled suspension (ECS).[4] These "Active Aerodynamics" were not used on the Dodge Stealth.(DAMNITAGAIN) Visually, both the GTO, 3000GT and Stealth featured pop-up headlights and noticeable "caps" on the hood to accommodate the ECS controllers at the top of the strut turrets. However the rest of factory body kit differed in styling with their respective badges. Most notable are the Dodge signature cross-hairs on the Stealth front bumper fascia, Ferrari inspired gills on the 3000GT rocker panels, Crescent shaped spoiler on the Stealth commonly referred to as the "Banana Wing" and front Active Aero air dam on 3000GT VR4 (later discontinued on newer models)."

-WIKI

must be FWD, try again broseph

I think I have an obvious pick with little need for explanation; Besides a typhoon is always better than a cyclone:

Manufacturer

GMC (General Motors)

Production

1991–1993
4697 produced

Body and chassis

Class

Mid-size SUV

Body style

3-door SUV

Layout

All Wheel Drive

Related

GMC Syclone
GMC Jimmy/Chevrolet Blazer
GMC Sonoma/Chevrolet S-10
Oldsmobile Bravada

Powertrain

Engine

4.3 L LB4 turbo V6

Transmission

4-speed 4L60 automatic

Dimensions

Wheelbase

100.5 in (2553 mm)

Length

170.3 in (4326 mm)

Width

68.2 in (1732 mm)

Height

60.0 in (1524 mm)

Curb weight

3822 lb (1734 kg)

1995 Ford Escort GT hatch. I saw one lowered once and it looked pretty good for being a Ford=P

Earl said:

I would have to get a 1995 Corrado. The reason for my pick is because I've had a soft spot for them since a friend got one back in my high school days. 

Try again or get B&

Earl said:

I would have to get a 1995 Corrado. The reason for my pick is because I've had a soft spot for them since a friend got one back in my high school days. 

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