7. Chrysler Sebring/200
While the Chrysler Sebring and its successor, the Chrysler 200, are attractively priced on the used market, they are known for significant reliability issues. Common problems include engine and electrical failures, as well as premature interior wear. These frequent repairs, coupled with poor resale value, can result in total ownership costs that surpass those of competing models. For a detailed analysis of these issues, refer to CarComplaints.