37: Dodge Dart
Chrysler spent a lot of money developing the Dart and the 200 sedans, but the consumer shift toward crossovers was more than the company anticipated. The actual production vehicle was a letdown in a lot of aspects, from the styling to the performance. The automotive press panned the vehicle for a cheap-feeling interior and a transmission that was definitely out of the Chrysler parts bin. In addition to that, the price tags for these sedans were a lot higher then most consumers were willing to pony up. Quality is a detractor for a lot of Chrysler vehicles and the Dart was lacking in fit and finish.
There were some performance varients of this little car but it just wasn’t enough to ignite a fire in consumer interest. The Dart and the 200 were rendered obsolete shortly after being on the market. If you happen to come across these on the used car market it’s probably best to move onto something else. The quality just wasn’t there with the Dart, and there are better cars that you can buy.