Here Are the 10 Worst Cars I've Ever Reviewed
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Today I'm going over the 10 worst cars Doug DeMuro has ever reviewed. These are the 10 cars that are the very worst cars I've reviewed, and I will explain why they're so bad and what makes them the worst cars I've reviewed.
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I own two of the cars on this list. I've never been so honored
And that same exact yugo, right?
@@brettstaneslow That exact Yugo and that exact Trabant
Sounds like you need an isetta
Your reviews are hilarious.
😂👍
One of my teachers back in the 70s had an Isetta. Often he couldn't find his car after school because it took just four people to carry it away.
People are assholes.
@@Rathbone_fan_account Found the teacher that drives an econo-box.
No offense to teachers. They should get paid enough to drive, at the very least, a moderately priced car.
@@LegoDork Not a teacher, and I definitely don't drive an 'econobox'. I just feel deep respect for people who put their heart into this tough and unrewarding, punishing even profession. They shape entire generations.
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Lmao
You know the Yugo actually came with a heated rear window. That way you could keep your hands warm while you were pushing it home.
😁😄😆😅😂🤣
Skoda joke...🙄
@@bugyg2000 bro chill skodas weren't the only bad cars back in the day 😂
I lost it at "it didn't even have a fuel gauge, you had to measure it with a dip stick" had to seriously pause for a moment to laugh that off in disbelief
Also, used Trabants would cost more than new ones, because you wouldn't have to wait 15+ years to get one. A fact that west german car dealers to advantage of after the union, selling shitty west cars at horrendous prices to the cluesess east germans.
Communism, you dont get to see the fuel, only fill it and give the money to the govt lol
I've known a few cars that had fuel dipsticks. Most are pre-war though. It's not that rare of a feature.
In Budapest there is a popular bar on the Danube riverfront called the Trabant. Has one incorporated in the roof. They celebrate their Soviet heritage, the Trabant, the extensive rehab necessary to make the apartment blocs somewhat safe and livable, etc.
You have to either laugh or cry: the Hungarians choose to laugh. Very resilient people.
When you get towed by a Range Rover, You know your car is unreliable.
What’s wrong with a range?
@@ilove_kyliegh It doesn't have any Range.
Don't knock an old Range Rover, Jeremy Clarkson declared it the most reliable, unreliable car when Top Gear did their Bolivia special. Thats like being called the best looking ugly bloke at a party 🙉
@@barneybarret6088 Jeremy clarkson is some punkass
It's a true off-road car in that it's been known to spend most of its time off-road: Either in the garage or the mechanic's.
The slow speed in the Yugo is a safety feature...
Well yeah ! That’s just what I thought . . . Uh 🙄 . . Yeah . . Just gotta think of Schlep Car ! Ok , now that’s just from the EARLY 80s ( Sid & Marty Kraft Superstars ) I know . . But HECK . . Talking about old iron !
Meh, if you have a 5 speed Yugo 65 in pristine condition it's pretty fast🤭
the looks must be one of the quirks
According to the laws!! Lol
"Drowning Mona" with Danny DeVieto. Its about Yugo's in an offhanded way. Yugo gave people in Verplank NY cars to test out. True story. Its pretty funny.
My parents owned the Tahoe Hybrid, I used to drive a Murano CrossCabriolet.
My brother used a 2015 Mirage.
Aw man, what horrible decisions my family did.
Edit : most of these cars lasted under 2 years :)
Buy a 4th gen Camaro
Damn son! Mitsubishi cars, especially the 90's Galant's and yes, some Mirage's we're the cars that def felt like they were about to fall apart at any minute, any second if you were going over 40mph.
@@zew1414 the diamanté was classy and luxurious tho! Loved those. Not as good as my Lexus tho
@@805NAVE my dad bought a V6 Honda Accord 2004 used when I was in elementary school and drove me around in it. Still runs well enough that I took it as a hand me down and it's my daily now. With a decent trim level the car doesn't need to be bought from a luxury manufacturer for it to be considered "nice". It gets the job done check engine light maybe once every year or two
@@terminhaider9695 Had that same V6 in my 2005 Saturn Vue, very peppy and gave me and the wife great service for 8 years - Change that timing belt before around the 120-130k mark though! Those Honda V6 engines will be destroyed if you let that belt break, I learned the hard way smh.
This was hilarious. The placement of the spare tire in the Yugo definitely takes the cake for me.
The Original Soviet Lada Niva Jeep had its spare tyre in the engine compartment also - surreal but true. I used to drive one.
Spare tire next to hot engine🤣🤣
@@datathunderstorm I think there were other 80s U.S. cars that had the spare in the engine bay too---mainstream ones---I just saw an old MotorWeek retro video with one the other day. Can't remember which make it was.
@@datathunderstorm Also the French old Renault 5. I never forget it when I was kid and my uncle popped the hood of his green Renault 5 to surprise me with that scene.
First time I saw that I thought “How the hell do you get the tire out without taking the filter assembly off?”
It was strange not to hear him say “more” in the intro.
ikr
hes gud guy
Ya
Is he doing away with that second channel now?
Chris Powell I guess
I remember all the Yugo jokes on late night... "Two people shot and killed in a Yugo push-by shooting".
Offenders tracked down quickly as a bystander managed to get the number.... the chassis number
I had a salesman try to show me one new. The drivers seat wasn’t bolted down
@@frasiec The seats were like lawn furniture. Bolted down or not it was bad news.
I was very surprised the pt cruiser wasn’t on here.
"The back glass panel heater is more often used as a hand warmer in the winter"
8:43 Doug: ''It looked great''
Also Doug: 6/10 for styling
i love the yugo, it's such a shit box and has so much personalitty
I guess it had about 70 hp, wow.
You must have Necrophilia.
@@metalmike570 55hp, IIRC, at least the one I saw reviewed in CR back in the day.
Our YUGO is not even the worst, feeling proud right now
idemoo 😂
Tavarish rebuilt it
From worst to not worst, making progress
The Yugo is actually based on the Fiat 127 which won European Car Of the Year ............ in 1972.
It is probably still better than a Tata Nano.
It's better than a BMW.
Doug is so lazy, having his Iseta towed when he could’ve put it in his pocket and walked it over there
No it was to make a point about reliability by being towed by a Range Rover.
I saw Jame May drive one to the Studio in London ( I presume as I only saw the clip) into the lobby. Onto the lift, where he asked someone to press the button. Then drove it down the hallway into the studio. That might be less trouble than walking to a limo or taxi or uber etc, but basically its a mobility scooter. 😁
Think this guy was being sarcastic, strange to see people take it way too serious. C'mon, you guys can't get a joke
@@Ozzy_2014 I think you mean Clarkson driving the Peel P50. He drove that through the BBC studio
It hit me today: Doug's hand gestures look like that challenge where it's the arms of somebody else standing behind Doug.
I hope he'll go visit Jay Leno; they seem related what do you think?
"I would rather drive a slow car fast than a fast car slow"- jay leno
“Make sure you check out cars and bids.” - Doug’s gravestone.
It should be "Check out my quirks and features."
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One of these days Doug is going to look back and wonder, "what possessed me to act so annoying and pushy in what was otherwise a genuine piece of popular art?"
THIS!!!! is
Doug DeMuro
19**-20**
“Man of Many Quirks and Features”
You mean CARRRRSSSS N BIDDSSSS
There should be an art gallery of just Doug Demuro thumbnails.
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Chocolate rain car pog
Chocolate YuuY
Wow. The internet legend himself. I’m humbled and honored.
@@LessDougDeMuro YuuY
Doug, there’s a reason that the ferret armored car isn’t road legal, dont judge it as an actual road car. Great video though!
Doug:”Mitsubishi is not a reliable car company, nor do they make good cars”
Lancer Evo: **Sad Engine Sputters**
Magna: *laughs in 500,000+ ks*
My respect for Doug after he shouted out the Doug score designer📈📈
the Insta preview looks good, the Fiat Cinquecento Hawaii and the Men with Ven made me laugh
I always skip the Doug Score so I never even knew he had a fancy intro, let alone who made it.
@@scott8919 same, I just skip to the total score out of curiosity
More respect if he paid him instead of just saying thanks.
I feel like that shoutout should have been that first vid. Also a couple other vids. This seems late. Still, better late than never. Also, sure the guy gave it for free, but I think he deserves the normal pay rate for it.
Alternate title: "The next 10 project cars for Hoovies Garage"
Hoovie has gone up in the world lately,tavarish is now buying shit cars, including dougs number three, that yugo or his fake lamborghini for 500 bucks
You mean Tavarish
Awesome
After the revealing video where ge gives up on a project simply because he feels he can't get it done in time for SEMA tavarish is really more like it.
@@jasongerrard8940 Tavarish gave the Yugo to Aging Wheels. It was perfect for him.
Drove a Trabant for ~15years. Loved it. Love the Transmission! Gear shifter is at the Steering wheel and when you are accustomed to it, it is fun, as you can shift quicker while turning corners. There also was a Tank/Kraftstoff display (optional) and in later versions, they also had some funny diode fuel consumption display.
It's interesting because I'm not really into car stuff but I will legit watch 5 straight hours of Doug reviews 🤣🤣🤣🙏
Doug: "Today we're discussing the WORST cars!"
* Maserati looks around nervously *
fny
I was waiting for the Ghibli...
@@ashwinmahajan8065 same i was kinda bummed to not see it on the list
I'm impressed there was only one here and not even the one I expected
Cadillac aswell
THE YUGO, a car that I made 800% when I sold it. Saw it at a repair shop. Been sitting there for a long time. Found out it had been in the same family since new. They would sell it. Price $200. Sold. Problem, it had broken the timing belt and bent all the exhaust valves. I did the work myself and here was the cost. Valves $1.25 each. Belt $9.00. Head gasket set, $19.00. Total, $33.00. Sold it on EBay for $1,800.00. Guy drove it home from NC to Fla.. Called me up and said the car drove wonderfully. No problems what so ever. I liked the car. It was what it was. Enjoyed driving it. Everywhere I went, people sought me out. All former owners wanting to reminisce about their Yugo's.
..... just got out of mental rehab ..... always thought a Yugo would be cool with a small block ...... see there ..... back I go ...............
@@charlesstiesmeyer1494 Don't put yourself in a straitjacket just yet---there have been Chevy 350s dropped into Yugos.
Was the buyer drunk or something when he made that decision to buy it for $1800?! LOL
@@deller5924 i mean, he did drive it back to florida
Valves $1.25 each? They probably cost more to transport them then they were worth 😂
You'll be surprised but the Trabant is amazing on rough roads and in winter conditions! We've been on such crazy places in the mountains with our trabi only few jeeps could get there. And in the winter it was almost the only car that came through the snow! Greets from Bulgaria, love your videos!
Reminds me of the model T in that same old, uncomfortable yet VERY capable car category.
@@purplegill10 well, comfortability in a Trabi ve never been a score haha do you mean ford model t from 1912, you should know that we've drove our Trabi daily in the 1990s 😉
Great compared to what? A radio flyer?
I've seen many people who could drive in places and snow where those American trucks just can't. Older lighter cars are much better than the crap they make today. It's all plastic and chrome about how it looks, not fuel efficient, terrible to drive, dangerous. But it's pushed by the oil industry and men are insecure and believe the Marlboro man marketing and think they need a big terrible truck to be masculine. Lighter smaller cars are the better option.
The fact that the Fiat Multipla is not even on this list just shows how much of a GOAT it actually is.
*laughs in Mercedes Metris*
Doug casually with a smile : “Any accident you will be dead” 😂😂😂😂
lol right? like it's just another fact of life."sky is blue, grass is green, any accident and you'll be dead..."
Well if u crash at high speed on a motor bike ur dead
That comment got me on tears 😭🤣😂
@@silversonic99 facts😂😂😂
@@parysknapton9043 Yeah,but if you're paying the extra cost(and fuel) for a car you should't be equal to a motorcycle.
Scroll to 14:15-14:30 - Simply the best commentary from Doug in all my years of watching. Truly hilarious and transparent!
I remember when the Yugos' engines were blowing up in the 30-50k range (don't recall the exact limit), and the factory's response was to give you a replacement engine. Exactly the same brokety engine, so meaning you had another 30-50k miles to go. There was a time when you'd see them for sale by owner 'with extra engine'.
I could never imagine in my life, I would see a Maserati Quattroporte and a Trabant in a same list.
Yeah.. Maserati is not for this list
At least the Maserati Quattroporte is last in the top ten (that means it's the least worst) while the trabant is far ahead in the list.
@@adnanjusic4890 exactly
Especially after seeing ChrisFix
They are both pieces of crap. And cheaply built. And unreliable. Pretty dang similar
“I have no doubt that some people are gonna issues with some of these but keep in mind you’re wrong”
Gotta love Doug
My grandpa had 3 Yugos at one time. One for driving and the other two for parts. The one he drove actually wasnt that bad. He knew a guy in Florida that had 200k miles on one. I have no clue how that is even possible
I’m a USPS Mail carrier, my truck is a metris. We sent 5-6 in for repairs during the holiday season.
I still can’t believe Doug is 32 years old. I’m 29 and still eat Lunchables.
As someone who eats lunchables, which one do you recommend? My wife has this thing where she wants to buy a bunch for nostalgia sake. I remember pizza is the only good one. We are also 29
@@abc1099a I'm 22 and I eat lunchables
I reccomened the cheese and pepperoni pretzel stick ones where you combine them
Fun fact I thought he was in his 50s and I have never eaten a lunchable
abc1099a can’t go wrong with Turkey or ham cracker stacker or nachos ones
@@abc1099a check out prozd vid where he reviews all the lunchable types. Honestly they just aren't great, apart from the nostalgia factor czcams.com/video/y1gmikBXWio/video.html
A teacher in high school had an Isetta, the football team carried in into the student's lounge. left it there. He sold it over the summer and bought a Renault Dauphine ... it found its way into the auditorium, on the stage.
that teacher must have been a real pill
Your school had a student lounge?
Ha-ha, a similar thing was done to a highschool phys ed teacher with a Trabant. As a practical joke, a few of the kids lifted the Trabant up and put it in between the trunks of two large trees, leaving about an inch or two clearance, front and back. It took almost 1/2 hour of wiggling back and forth for the teacher, to free the Trabant. He wasn't happy...
LOL an izzetta was owned by our junior high vice principal. During classes we picked it up and put it into the wood shop instructors pickup truck with a canopy. He drove it home not realizing until later the izzettta was in his truck.
Imagine being worse than a armored car
*IMAGINE BEING WORSE THAN A YUGO*
They even facelifted the Mirage/Space Star. So they are not done with it yet.
The new one looks way better and fits in with their other cars
@@zafrylaiman8695 exactly, it may be one of the best looking cars in Mitsubishi’s new lineup
Imho the SpaceStar/Mirage is a super reliable car cause nothing in there to break down.
The new mirage is actually a surprisingly attractive little car
@@graysonelliott397 Like the Nissan March.
Props for actually giving credit to the person who made that animation. A lot of creators skimp out on that.
No AMC on this list. That's impressive. My father owned an AMC Eagle, which was a terrible car but really deserves quite a bit of credit as a precursor to the eventual SUV craze and takeover of the market. It was a high-stance "station wagon" with 4WD way, way, way before its time. You really ought to review the Eagle for its place in history. Of course you'll never read this comment, so what am I talking about.
a lot of app companies used to require you or at least incentivize you to buy a metris, i'll never know why
Doug's wife is concerned that he hasn't changed his t-shirt in over a week
Doug has a wife? I thought he only made love with carssss and bidsss
@@DyslexicMitochondria Sup bro! i watch ur channeI. Love ur videos. Surprised to see you here
I’m honestly surprised he’s married
That's because he really hates the Allroad
He’s been married for a long time now
That particular Yugo blew its engine and was sold to Tavarish, who with help from Jared Pink, modified it with a Fiat 1500 twin carb engine among other things, who then gifted it to Rob Dunn from Aging Wheels. Rob has a couple of Yugos, a Trabant, and a bunch of other automotive oddities. For some odd reason he seems to like them, undoubtedly for the amusement value.
That little Yugo has been on quite the journey in its life, and it's not over yet. With double the horsepower it was designed for there are some wild times ahead for it in Rob's hands. Anyone curious should head over to the Aging Wheels channel. It's a hoot, you won't regret it.
The only Yugo in the world with a power to weight ratio of 1:5 and rally specs.
@@obelic71 There are many 100+ hp Yugos in its homeland of Serbia. Engine swap from old Fiats can be done in like 3 hours and is way more common than you think lol
@@dindinbre ofcourse Zastava did build alot of fiatmodels under licence in the region and also its engines.
the 2L 16V what is placed in the Fiat Tipo abarth and the Lancia delta HF integrale. would be a real treat.
@@obelic71 Yes, those are really exotic one and are few well known builds with Delta Integrale engines, but that imo is quite an overkill for such a weak chassis that was never designed for engine over 75 horsepower. SOHC 128A engines are very much bolt on, and DOHC engines can be installed with not much mods. I have also seen some builds with Opel 2.0 16V engines from Kadett GSI and Calibra. Not very street driveable tho. Track orriented Yugos are usually built with factory 1.3 engine or 1.6 SOHC engine, they are quite a bit oversquare (especially 1.3 engine, 86.4mm piston with 55.5mm stroke) which allows them to rev up to 8k with right components.
@@robbdudeson346 Rob's channel is called Aging Wheels.
czcams.com/users/agingwheels
That was exceptionally entertaining, thank you! I wonder how an old Skoda or Lada compares to the Yugo? Would love to see this comparison one day. Your #1 (BMW) was hysterical.
Incredibly, UK reviews done back in the hey day of those three vehicles revealed the rear engined Skoda Estelle Saloon / Rapid Coupe to be the much, much better of the three cars. The Yugo was dire, the Lada barely better. The Skoda, even though a 1960’s technology vehicle was reliable and built like a tank - even if it was incredibly crude for the 80’s. I had 4 of those cars, 2 Estelle’s and 2 Rapids - budget seat of the pants motoring in a crude vehicle that handled surprisingly well, despite looking as ugly as sin. Reliability was never an issue with the Skodas despite jokes to the contrary.
Yugo Florida/Sana is best east european car ever made! Skoda and Lada is worst then Florida/Sana
now that Isetta being towed is funny, infact it is knee-slappingly funny. well done Doug!!!!!
Doug's the type of guy who doesn't believe his laptop screen can tilt further than 90 degrees
Exactly what i was thinking...lol
I've honestly never seen anyone else use a laptop like that on youtube. lol
Doug's the type of guy to intentionally not tilt the screen more than 90-degrees in order to not "wear out the hinge".
I'm one of those guys. i did it whenever there's no table bcs it's easier for me to type with that position
and no hot thighs
I think that - like me - Doug might be the type of guy who when his laptop screen doesn't work unless it's at precisely 90 degrees, he keeps using it. For years, in my case.
An Isetta being towed by a Range Rover - now that is a MEME with huge potential. 2 unreliable cars - like the blind leading the blind.
I bet people who make memes about Land Rover or any car brands are just wishing death on people for driving these cars they don't like.
Oddly enough it would be just as good if the Isetta was towing the RR. Lol
@@maquesim4296 THAT WOULD BE IMPOSSIBLE YOU REEEEEEEE
@@maquesim4296 You are a death wisher.
@@maquesim4296 If you car breaks down, Id' laugh as I don't care about other people's cars.
The dudes at Donut tested a Yugo to see "if it really is that bad". The shifter linkage broke on the highway after after taking about a minute to hit 60.
The sad thing about that Mirage is that the Colt it replaced was so good. I have a 2011 Colt here in the UK and it's brilliant and full of kit etc. The fall from grace was strong
Thanks for shouting out Hasler Designs! Been wondering who made that awesome animation
are YOU hasler designs?
@@ssa0026 no, I'm Hasler Designs
@@ssa0026 No but it sounded kinda sus now that I look back at it 😂
@@AmongUs-mb4qx 😑
@@AmongUs-mb4qx no, IM hasler designs
I laughed way too hard at "that's a decision".
Honorable mention: the Volga GAZ 24-10 Soviet car from 1988
“This isn’t a very nice Mercedes-Benz.”
HAHAHA!!! Awesome delivery, Doug!
* my dad lecturing me about how things used to be better in his day.
* My dad also saying the best car he ever had was a BMW ISetta
Same here. With exception: my father owned trabant. Combi version. Which was even worse than sedan...
Gentlemen, do you agree with me if I say that Matiz is somehow the successor to the Trabant?
We had a Yugo and my dad spent the weekend in the garage fixing it. I remember him coming inside with a part and explaining “I have no idea what this is”. It died during a Colorado snow storm.
Maybe it was the car's appendix? Funny thing is, I think they figured out the purpose of the human appendix.
@@ericpmoss what’s the purpose?
i got used Yugo for 18th birthday and i fix all by mu self and i did not know much about cars....now i drive 2018 car that is computer on wheels that can almost drive alone but has check engine light last few months and no service center can find what is is wrong..its just crazy complex
Agree with your list 100%, and these would be the exact same rankings I would give. There’s another car alongside Trabant you should review - it’s called Wartburg and I believe it was built in the same factory but somehow it came out even worse 😀
I love cars and love your humour so I watch everything that you do. Keep the amazing work that you do!
Not me wondering why this isn’t on More Doug Demuro
haha i thought it was more doug demuro till you mentioned it
The car spotting vid too, infact that said More DougDemuro in the intro
Same
Same
not me wondering too
I'm loving these Sunday uploads
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Doug, I don't really think it's fair to put an armored car on the list, it's a military vehicle. It wasn't made for style or comfort. The real question is how effective was it in it's combat role? How well does it protect the occupants from gunfire and explosions? What did soldiers who used it think about it?
Exactly! The Isetta is a great car, beloved by soldiers on all battlefronts!
Its all about context... he drove those cars on US roads... go drive cars in an European city (one that dates back to medieval times) and trust me, the Isetta comes out on top and you would hate any large SUV because you get stuck (I think there is a Top Gear Episode in Lucern, and that is not even a bad city).
Glue on a couple of Maple leaves and the car is camouflaged completely.
The fact that 7 cars managed to be worse than an armored car is hilarious
Now we just need a "10 Cars with the quirkiest features"
we get that every year though. go watch all the end of year quirk videos
@@andy4an yeah but those are of that year specifically, I mean't quirkiest features EVER like this video.
Nissan Cube probably
Pontiac Aztec TOP1
Trabant with fuel dipstick
Honestly I'm shocked that the Ghibli didn't get a Dishonorable Mention.
Or the GAZ 24-10
Same
@@Bzons Yeah i was pretty convinced that the GAZ would make it into the worst top 3, i didn't include the Isetta because maybe he thought it was more cute than bad, but yeah, i forgot about it breaking down during the review.
Or the Hummer H2.
@@bradleymeyer9775 That aswell.
I know a Serbian (former Yugoslavian) woman: "How is it that your country, which is right next door to Italy, who makes the greatest car in the world, " Ferrari," produced the worst car in the world, the "Yugo?" She said that due to long periods of conflict, their economy does not have the material resources to produce good quality products.
I knew a student who purchased a Huge in the late 1980's. It looked fine for the first month. But, after a month the rust began forming EVERYWHERE! On the wheels on the doors, on the fenders, on the hood and on the roof. The suspension shrieked and groaned every time he moved it. The exhaust system and brake discs corroded beyond repair. And, before the vehicle was 3 years old, it was dead. It simply refused to start and was entirely rusted, so he called the junkyard and had it towed away.
I noticed the graphic, and thank you so much to the artist for providing it!
Doug you better at the very leat take them on a guest ride on you main channel! You know it's the right thing to do!
2:50 Maserati Quattroporte
4:04 Chevy Tahoe Hybrid
4:44 armored military
5:31 Mitisubushi Mirage
6:59 Nissan Murano Cabrio
8:09 Cadillac ELR
9:28 Mercedes Metris
11:03 Yugo
12:11 Trabant
13:26 BMW Isetta
THANK YOU!
thanks man...
Maserati seriously didn’t deserve to be here
What, no Ford Pinto or Cortina? The very early 70 models were totally gutless shitboxes. Sure, they would get you fromA to B, but, just terrible cars. Honourable mention, the Chevy VEGA
Thanks.. doug has a habit of rambling on....
when the only good think you can say about a car is "it's a mode of transportation."
*RIP Mirage*
There's one at White Bear Mitsubishi that has 414K miles on it...and it's a CVT. He clearly doesn't know what he's talking about, especially since he said he reviewed a 2016 Mitsubishi Mirage. *There is no such thing as a 2016 Mitsubishi Mirage.*
My family went through two Ford Escorts. After that my dad had a Taurus and a Mercury Sable and my mom had a Tempo. To this day I just don't understand brand loyalty on cars.
Our local BMW dealer has an Isetta 600 in their showroom. I love checking it out every time I visit! 🙂
When I was a child in the 80’s in former Czechoslovakia, when we saw a bright green Trabant, we had to jump 3 times and that was supposed to bring us luck, oh, the good old days...
“This bmw broke down while I was test driving it”. It might not be nice but at least it’s a true bmw
Throttle house also reviewed this car. It also broke down. A true bmw there.
Oml/@@qayyum6663 mmmm o
Oh yeah yeah
Bmws arent that bad
@@F80__Los not saying its bad. Its just not reliable.
The best part wast when the video started with the ad next to the Denali. I thought that’s what he was going to start with. 🤣
the value of all these "doug's worst" just went up.
do you guys know why Yugo had back window heater installed?
so you didn't have cold hands in winter while you were pushing it when it broke down :P
having an entire career built out of YT he still refuses to upgrade his mic best return on investment gg man
A few dampers on the walls in the garage would help too. Guess it's part of the brand at this point 😂
I never noticed a problem. But I'm probably just so used to it at this point
Supercar Blondie passed him in subs about a year ago she's at 5.5 million her mic sounds good especially when she's REVING an engine!
@@marcbee1234 she’s also a woman reviewing cars. Older men eat that shit up
and shmee is still using a POS camera and cant figure out how to upload a video without terrible compression
You have the wrong impression of the Mercedes van.
It is more focused has a shuttle bus than being a private minivan.
I love your numbered license plate collection, it's so cool! 😎 👍
THIS becomes louder and louder over the years.
Its been 4 days
His intros have gotten progressively more intense each video
THAT
Is true
@@treaco89 Could it be because he's gotten increasingly hyper?
Maserati with unreliable transmission? Wow what a surprise..
“getting into the really bad ones hear” took me out lmao
The only thing this video proves is that in the USA they sell you things of worse quality than what they sell us in Europe. Your "Metris" is the equivalent of our Vito Tourer, but mixed with the poor build quality of the V class.
I am a cab driver, my in-laws are too, at home we have a Vito Tourer and a V-Class (and a third car which is not of interest here). Both cars in their 163 hp version, full equip and automatic transmission. At first glance, only the wheels and small details change.
The Vito Tourer never breaks down, never complains, doesn't have a single squeak, its suspension doesn't let you feel any bumps and hundreds of passengers (no exaggeration) have told us that it is the most comfortable vehicle they have ever ridden in. It uses load-bearing tires and lasts up to 120,000 kilometers. In addition, its engine is very well programmed and the gearbox works like a Swiss watch.
By contrast, the V-Class is a car that squeaks all over the place, it shakes, the suspension is too hard, the tires it demands are touring tires and do not last... but it is quieter than the Vito Tourer. That's the only advantage it has. The engine barely allows it to go over 140 km/h and the gearbox works terribly. We had to reprogram the engine so that it doesn't look like a Russian car from the 80's suffering uphill.
In short: in the USA you are being conned and very few people know that the Vito Tourer is much better than the V.
"Any accident and you'll be dead" got me actually ded LOL
Well princess Diana sat in a Mercedes high end one and she was dead too, just a stupid remark by Dog DeMuro
😂 😂 😂 me too
My business partner grew up in Germany as a US Air Force brat. He recalls seeing autobahn accidents when a Mercedes S-Class would be in the left lane doing maybe 120mph and an Isetta would pull out ahead of them to pass another car and just get destroyed. The Autobahn, back then at least, had many curves so seeing a superfast car coming up behind you in your mirrors was difficult.
“got me actually ded”. “Killed me” sounds so much better and doesn’t use one of the most worthless words in the English language “actually”.
@@Pfirtzer dude calm down
Doug DeMuro is now releasing videos every Sunday on it's main channel. I was like "wait where is More Doug DeMuro?"
Midtown Manhattan resident here.. the metris is used very frequently as Uber / Lyft XL’s. Every time I have to ride in one I think of your review. But they are used in NYC
As a southeast asian, i disagree with Mirage. It's quite dependable and useful, but it doesn't have much power. When you need power, you will hit the gas pedal so deep so often and it broke those 3 cyl engine. And we rarely do that. Just inappropriate for US driving condition i think.
Personally, i find Nissan Murano convertible is good looking.
I agree with the Mercedes
Dougs wife: “Doug I want a divorce”
Doug: “ok, but first check out Cars and Bids!”
Cars and jokes. A trading site made by a youtube reviewer who doesn't really understand cars but has an eye for odd ones. Awesome!
@@jamesmancuso3666 You can see in his “Car Spotting” videos how much he knows about cars. His knowledge of the details and the history of so many cars is outstanding.
This man's thumbnail game is on point.
“Any accident your dead” 😂😂😂 I laughed so hard at that part
Dougs voice is just so satisfying and relaxing 😌
If you ever go to Eastern Europe everyone has a friend or knows someone who still has a Yugo, even if its just sitting in their yard.
@@ax9701 Because it had not much about it to be broken. It served it’s function well
Just like with the Trabant and East Germany. My uncle is so proud of his restored one, it's insane!
btw the yugo has little to do with eastern Europe, as it was mostly driven in the Balkan region, which is further south
@@dimitrijedjurdjevic838 yeah in southern Europe, yugos are rare in Eastern Europe
Never seen a Yugo in Poland.
i am actually surprised the ghibli didn't end up here. remember him saying "does the ghibli?"
teach me how to doougy
Big ups fca interiors
*iMovie effect:* no
Towing a Isetta behind a Range Rover. That looks comical. But then there is the fact that this tiny car has to stop this huge car. That sounds terrifying
😂😂😂 you did the Murano Cross Cab SO DIRTY. even laughed while doing it
I really liked how he credited the Doug score intro designer. Shows integrity
Should have done it the first time he used it... which was months ago.
@@lasersailor6684 very true
@@lasersailor6684 years…I think
@@lasersailor6684 He first used it in his Cadillac Allanté video, seven months ago... I don‘t know why he came up with crediting the designer just now.
@@lasersailor6684 well over a year now
Me: * Hears someone shouting * "THIS"
Also me: "Is that Doug Demuro??"
😐
@@bingcringing Literally get a sense if humor 💀💀 your boring asf
What is this trend of absolutely useless comments that seem like they are generated from a low IQ bot.
@@purxsfv yeah dude
@@arctikf0x698 well the thing is I'm not a bot.
Great video , great list. How did the VW GTI not make this list? Very fun and family friendly vehicle
We had a Yugo briefly when I was a kid. We've had some real shitboxes, but his one may have been the worst. The dashboard was an array of toggle switches that had to operate everything from each blinker (you had to flip it on an off for it to "blink") to each headlight. The only toggles available to us at the time apparently weren't strong enough to run both lights at once as they'd burn out if you wired them all up. I think the only thing that didn't need a toggle switch was the brake lights. I could be wrong though, I don't recalll on that one