christine was in a full-size car in the movie.
what type of car form was christine in the movie?
full-size car
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the dodge caliber, a compact hatchback released for the 2007 model year to replace the critically acclaimed and popular dodge neon, was a commercial failure that was slammed by critics. of particular derision was its styling, cheap and poorly made interior, poor performance and unrefined powertrains. "the truth about cars" panned the caliber across multiple reviews, claiming that, "the caliber shows that bad detroit habits are hard to break, firing blanks in this latest battle of the econobox wars" and that, "despite an independent rear suspension, the car displays all the grace of a sumo wrestler on figure skates." in another review, ttac concluded with, "if dcx is to rally its troops and remain competitive in these fuel-conscious times, they’ll have to do better than this." they subsequently named the caliber as one of their "ten worst autos of 2008" and said in a review of the updated 2010 model that the caliber is "a vehicle that a lot of folks would justifiably consider to be a loser car from a loser car company." "car and driver" placed the caliber second to last in a 2007 comparison test of entry level cars, claiming that the caliber handled poorly and felt underdeveloped and noting that "as our test wore on, the caliber wore thin". in a subsequent review of the higher-tier caliber r/t, "car and driver" stated that "the caliber isn't all that good." "consumerguide" listed the caliber as one of the worst cars of the past ten years, with the writer describing it as "the loudest, crudest, and cheapest-feeling compact car i may have ever driven." "jalopnik" in 2009 listed the caliber as one of the worst cars of the 2000s decade, claiming, "it's a thoroughly depressing, indifferently built car, the kind of vehicle that detroit needs to quit building, and quit building now." "jalopnik" also noted that the honda ridgeline pickup truck generated better skidpad numbers and that even chrysler engineers view the caliber with disdain. "jalopnik" published a 2016 piece about taking a road trip in a caliber titled "three hours of terror in one of the worst cars sold in the u.s. this millennium" which described the caliber as "a rolling symbol of american industrial decline." "top gear" magazine named the caliber as the 3rd worst car of the past 20 years, describing it as "kind of like kid rock in car form, although marginally less annoying." edmunds.com named the caliber srt-4 as the 42nd worst car of all time, claiming it was "too big and too ugly" to be a desirable performance car.
list of automobiles known for negative reception