The 10 Best and Worst Cars For City Driving

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Turning Radius: 20.3 feet
Length: 222.1 inches
Width: 76.1 inches
City Snags: Length makes it hard to park in a normal spot

With top-notch leather, hand-veneered walnut wood and nearly everything customizable to order from Bentley’s famous factory in Crewe England, the Arnage offers some of the finest traditional luxury appointments in the world. It’s a bit more maneuverable than the Rolls or Maybach, thanks to a better turning radius and a relatively high seating position that affords good outward visibility for maneuvering through traffic. But it still makes our list as one the worst city cars for its length and large parking footprint, which rules out a normal parking space if you want keep the classy exterior unscathed.

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