22. Jaguar XJ-S
Jaguar was almost like a lost puppy during the ’90s. The cars in the lineup were outdated and ready for a revamp. Eventually, the company was sold to Ford Motor Company and still ended up in shambles. The XJ-S was a not-so-memorable sports car that stayed in the lineup from the ’70s into the late ’90s. The car didn’t have anything going for it toward the end of its life cycle except for a V8 engine that gave spirited performance. But like with most Jaguars from this period, the car spent more time in the shop than on the road.
These cars might be great for a collection or to stay on display. But if you plan on driving your sports car you can plan on being stuck in the XJ-S. This sports car is generally worth avoiding at all costs unless you have deep pockets.