Mechanics’ Least Recommended Used Cars for Value, Ranked

The Suzuki X-90’s diminutive size led to significant criticism. Its minuscule interior space was uncomfortable and made entering and exiting a challenge. The Truth About Cars described it as ‘surreal’ and ‘bizarre. ‘ Its design flaws included a malfunction-prone four-wheel-drive mode and a sticky T-top.

The X-90’s production from 1995 to 1997 was brief, highlighting its peculiar nature. Despite its short lifespan, the vehicle’s awkward design and notorious mechanical problems have remained memorable among mechanics and car enthusiasts alike.