noun
definition
A decrepit motor car.
definition
Anything which is in poor condition or of poor quality.
Examples of clunker in a Sentence
You really want to find a good deal but you are wary of getting a clunker.
Hit a red icon, and Larry will either fart or drop a clunker into the conversation, lowering his confidence.
Unfortunately, the CD now contains one clunker at the very end.
Twenty swings later and there wasn't a sign of life from the old clunker!
Tobe Hooper has directed a real clunker here, a film devoid of anything other than giving the horror film a really bad name.
Than issues relating area of the the front page clunker dump collision.
This program has helped consumers purchase more fuel-efficient vehicles by trading in their old clunker, gas-guzzling cars, vans, trucks, and SUVs.
Expect to be offered a wholesale value or lower for your clunker.
You may not take any original manufacturer parts off of your clunker before you trade the vehicle in.
If you take custom wheels, rims, or sound systems from the clunker, keep in mind that the value the dealer will give you will be less.
Dealerships must make you aware that fifty dollars of the either $3,500 or $4,500 they receive will be utilized towards dismantling or crushing your clunker trade in.
Again, to find out if you have an eligible clunker to use as a trade-in, visit the EPA website.
The Clunker - Your clunker, or the vehicle you want to trade in, must be in drivable condition and have a combined fuel efficiency of eighteen miles per gallon or less.
It must also be twenty-five years old or newer to be eligible as a clunker.
New Vehicle Selling Price - To help calculate your monthly payment on a new vehicle, the selling price will be determined by subtracting your trade-in allowance and your clunker cash allowance.
If you found a value for your clunker in Kelley Blue Book, expect to be offered a lower value for your clunker, as the dealership can't resell the vehicle.