25. Dodge Stealth
Chrysler was in the business of importing cars during the ’80s and ’90s. Many of these cars were Japanese imports that were provided by Mitsubishi. The Stealth had all of the elements of a top-notch sports car, and some it fell short on. On the interior, the Stealth was almost a clone of the 3000GT, then you had the Chrysler shortcomings that would follow most of the vehicles. On the Stealth it was a price point and also a lot of the cheap Dodge accessories that reminded you this was a Chrysler.
If you can get your hands on a Stealth R/T, you’ll be in for something pretty special. But the average everyday Stealth that you see on used car lots should probably be avoided. The car didn’t offer anything special in the way of long-term value.