Best and worst: What's the BEST car you ever owned? What's the WORST?

My sister had a car which she LOVED right before she passed away. It was a Honda Accord. Then when she went to Heaven, her daughter gave it to me cuz she did not need it. Lets just say my theory became my sister saying from Heavens doors "If I can't have it NO ONE can!" I swore that car was possessed! LOL!

Now my Toyota Cressida WAS the best vehicle I ever had. This car went through a car accident where some stoned minor driving his daddy's vehicle hit my husband head on in a parking lot and we did not have the money to pay for it to be fixed. So we got someone to pull out the front end with a big chain and" jimmied" a head light in to make it legal AND IT OUT LIVED EVERYONE'S CAR IN THE FAMILY! Everyone else got a new car before WALMART killed my Cressida by not putting in the oil plug and it killed my motor. :0( 

subaru brat i bought new in 1983 i couldnt kill that car

worse car pontiac fiero big piece of junk . It lived at the dealership under warranty

Best...65 Mustang Convertible.

Worst...87 Ford F-250.....piece of junk.

Best: '67 VW Bus. It just wouldn't die.

Worst: Wife's '99 Plymouth Breeze. Bought it new and kept it for 8 months.

The best.....The 🚘 I have now my daughter gave it to me as a gift, no car payment, new back tires. Still have it 🚗. Love it.

Can't remember the worst. 

Best.....the one I have now, F-150, '75 Jeep CJ-5, '72 MG Midget like this one, mine had a black "m" on the hood

Worst.....Pontiac Grand Am

The best in my '98 Mustang convertible. I have been driving that car for 18 years without any major issues. The worst was an '87 Ford Tempo. That thing was in the shop more often than it wasn't. My mechanic was on the phone with Ford trying to figure out what was wrong. I finally just told him to get it running enough for me to trade it in. 

Hard to say:  Had an '89 Celica Convertible that was a truly fun cart to drive.  Also had a "69 VW Bug thart I drove for 20 years. 

And a contender for both best ans worst was a "59 Hillman Estate Sedan (Brit for Station Wagon).  So much fun to drive, but typical '50s British car - pieces just fell off.  Pulled out of my driveway once and the rear bumper fell off.  Had the battery fall out driving down the freeway.  Cables kept it attached, but it bumped along until I could get to the side and tie it back ibn.