39: Jeep Cherokee
When the Cherokee was reintroduced to the market it came with much fanfare. The rugged SUV that started it all was back, unfortunately, this time as a crossover. The Cherokee has gained much competition in the marketplace, and one of the few redeeming qualities about it is the fact that it’s a Jeep. Other than that the Cherokee can rack up a high price tag, especially when you consider that the Grand Cherokee is in the lineup. A fully-loaded Cherokee can eclipse the cost of a Grand Cherokee, and you get fewer vehicles.
The Cherokee used to be equated with quality, and nowadays there are all kinds of quality issues with this car. From the transmission shift knob going out to the vehicle needed an immense amount of service for being a new car. Not to mention that, at the end of the day, this is a crossover and not the rugged body-on-frame SUV that the original Cherokee was.