27. Maserati Biturbo
You don’t hear all too much about this car, but it’s still around. When you looked at the Biturbo it just looked at any other ’80s compact car. The engine was notoriously unreliable, and fixing it would cost more than a pretty penny. Maserati enthusiasts are quick to defend the reputation of the car, but in reality, it’s better left avoided. The Biturbo had a lot of features that made it worth looking at, but maintenance was just too costly.
Finding a Biturbo is rare, and the car has a pretty small following. If you must drive an older Maserati, this one is more or less worth avoiding. There are far better sports cars that are less expensive to repair and maintain.