15. Smart Fortwo
The Smart Fortwo’s low resale value tempts budget-seekers, but transmission woes and rare components overshadow modest fuel bills. Repairs are challenging due to limited U.S. support. Owner reviews are available at Car and Driver. The Smart Fortwo, a compact city car, has been discontinued in the U.S. market as of 2019. (caranddriver.com) While it offers excellent fuel efficiency, owners have reported transmission issues, including hesitation and jerking during gear shifts. (redriven.com) Additionally, the vehicle’s unique components and limited availability of parts in the U.S. can make repairs both challenging and costly. For more detailed owner experiences and reviews, you can visit Car and Driver’s website.