The 4 WORST Used Cars For Sale In Wyoming

Looking for a car today is hard. Prices are still out of control. If you're looking for a used car, you might end up paying as much as you would for some new cars.

I went searching through the cheapest car listings in Wyoming to find the worst cars for sale out there.

I'll keep these listings private so as not to embarrass anyone who is selling or buying the following listings in the state.

I found a 2006 Nissan Murano for $2,050. I've never heard of a Murano, and that should tell us something. It's fine if they want to sell it for just over $2k, but what's the $50 for?

A 2004 Oldsmobile Alero GL1 is listed for just $1,000. It has 165.322 miles on it. But you'll probably want just to buy it for parts because the back bumper is smashed in.

Why did the owner of one of the $2013 Mini Cooper drop its price from $4000 to $999? Believe it or not, you can finance that $999 for easy payments of just $18.00 a month. At that payment, you can pay that sucker off in just 55.5 months, or just a little over 5 years. We all know that this car is not going to last another 5.5 years, so you'd better pay cash.

Not all used cars are for sale through dealers. Some are private sales like this Used 2008 MAZD A5 Sport Minivan 4D for just $1,700. The mileage is high. The interior doesn't look too bad. Most of the paint is gone. Who needs paint on a car? It looks better in just bare rusted metal.

Based on common complaints and suitability for Wyoming's harsh climate, the 2008 Dodge Nitro has been flagged as a particularly unreliable "lemon" prone to breaking down. Additionally, the Ford Escape has been identified as the least affordable used car in the state, while small, two-wheel-drive vehicles with low clearance are ill-suited for Wyoming winters.