50 of the Worst Cars Ever Made

Car manufacturers have gone a long way since the invention of the horseless carriage, but they haven't always been successful at creating decent cars. These are the very worst cars — have you ever owned one of these?

TransAm Type K

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There are minor inconveniences that are so common, you sometimes have to wonder why they haven't invented a way around them yet. As it turns out, some people online have figured out a few ways around these common problems - even if they haven't been officially solved yet. Committing these life hacks to memory could save you some frustration in the future![/SocialIntro] [post_page_title]Did You Know?[/post_page_title] When you're in a hurry and doing your makeup, the last thing you want is for your makeup products to work against you. [caption id="attachment_79946" align="aligncenter" width="800"] Did You Know?[/caption] However, if you open up your mascara and notice it's clumpy, is there anything that you can do? Actually, yes! Grab a glass of warm water and drop your whole tube of mascara in there for a minute. It'll get you ready until you can pick up a new tube.

Space Shuttle Convertible

[post_page_title]They're Always Running Away[/post_page_title] There are some items that you just can't seem to hold onto when you're getting ready. Hair ties and bobby pins are infamous for running away.

You're in luck on one front, however, because we know how you can keep bobby pins in place. Most bobby pins are made of metal, meaning that they're magnetic. So, just keep a small magnet on your mirror and they'll stay right there!

1971 Chevy Vega

[post_page_title]Replacing a Laundry Bag[/post_page_title] Some things need to be washed in a laundry bag if you want them to maintain their shape and quality. However, not everyone has a bag laying around for their delicates.

You don't have to worry because you definitely have a substitute on hand. When you're in a pinch and you want to wash your delicates, all you need to do is grab a pillowcase. It'll work almost exactly the same way.

Plymouth Prowler

[post_page_title]Getting Those Clothes Clean[/post_page_title] Even when you keep up with the laundry diligently and follow all the wash instructions on the tag to a T, there are some messes that just seem more stubborn than others.

If you have deodorant stains on your clothes, first of all, you definitely aren't alone. It can sometimes seem like a necessary sacrifice on your clothes. Before you give up, though, try taking a dryer sheet to the stain and see if it comes up.