30. Mitsubishi Mirage
The lowly Mitsubishi Mirage has been on the market for a long time now. The 1.2-liter three-cylinder engine produces a measly 78 horsepower, a number more reminiscent of a Geo Metro. Not only is that vastly underpowered in today’s world, but the car is also basic. The interior isn’t much better then what you’d expect from a rental car fleet.
Aside from the obvious shortcomings, the Mirage manages to boast an incredible fuel economy rating. But that’s only if you can put up with the cramped interior of the car. The Mirage is a bit long in the tooth, but if you want brand-new basic transportation, the Mirage is it, we suppose.