Faults:

The Radiator Blew up when I hit a tree at 30 mph, the front passenger steer tire shredded when I was stuck on another tree. The body panels have been rather weak standing up to collisions with a 1979 Ford Bronco. The front passenger window broke out from a 40 mph side impact. The throttle sticks from time to time.

General Comments:

The car could have some more power. Its handling is sub par, but it rides quite nice even when its running over trees and jumping dirt ramps. The absence of brakes leaves me wondering if they could have designed a better way to protect the lines from rust and corrosion, but its front bumper is strong enough to withstand repeated front impacts ranging from 5 mph to 45 mph so brakes are not needed.

Faults:

The exhaust system rotted out.

There was slight rusting on the body, but nothing serious.

The front axles went bad.

The front axle bearing went bad.

The heater needed repair when it was purchased.

It had some very minor leaks and odd noises.

General Comments:

This was my first car, passed down from my sister when she graduated college. She went to school in Maine and considering the conditions there, the car held up quite well.

The seats are extremely comfortable, like having a couch in your car. I used the car to go to college myself and made trips all across Pennsylvania and New York. It was an extremely reliable car once most of the minor problems had been fixed upon purchasing.

I have to get rid of it now though because the axles and bearing went bad and would cost too much to fix. It was a pretty ghetto looking car, but served its purpose extremely well.

Faults:

The hood paint is wearing off.

Seat belt clasp wore out.

General Comments:

This car has never let my family down, it gets you anywhere you need to go.

It is so comfortable to drive. I have traveled across the country and never felt the need for seat cushions.