Dodge Omni
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1978 Dodge Omni -- The Car that Saved Chrysler
By the mid-1970s it was obvious that rear-drive, full-sized V8 automobiles were not the wave of the future.
But the arrival of a couple of front-drive economy cars, the Dodge Omni and the Plymouth Horizon, turned the tide of failure.
The Highlander swerved wildly on braking, rattled, had horrible fit and finish on the interior and was so slow my 16 year old Dodge Omni with 200,000 miles would leave it in the dust. Toyota is all hype. We'll never even look at another Japanese car.
 See also: Dodge, Toyota, Ford, Ford Focus, Seat
  
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