Here Are 6 (or 7?) Car Brands That Will Fail

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Today, I'm going to list 6 (plus 1 bonus) car brands that I think are heading for failure in the United States.

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CHAPTERS:
00:00 THIS...
00:30 CARS & BIDS!!!
01:02 This List is Alphabetical
01:16 Alfa Romeo
05:29 Buick
08:33 Chrysler
11:23 Fiat
13:04 Infiniti
15:44 Mitsubishi
17:57 Bonus: Mini
20:22 Final Thoughts

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[dragracer]

Interesting you left Jaguar. While their stablemate Land Rover is hugely successful, Jaguar literally has nothing left except the F-Pace.

[goncalo]

Buick exists in the US so that GM can tell the Chinese they're American cars, I would assume.

[kodywillnauer]

Buick should own their “old person” car style of yesteryear and come back with absolute sofa style bench seats, mushy bench swing suspension, and 80s style paint. Just own it. Go against the grain at this point.

[DanoFSmith-yctg]

The Gulia looks better than every BMW ever made, with the exception of the E30.

[Stapleton]

Making RAM separate from Dodge is a move I still do not understand

[NomenClature-os]

Chrysler failing is like Sears failing. We’re nostalgic about it, but nobody wanted to shop there.

[verhu]

Guy in charge of Stellantis needs to be fired ASAP.

[stephenbrookes]

Alfa Romeo has been on the verge of disappearing almost as soon as it arrived a century ago. They do have a very emotional following. I have owned 8 and my psychiatrist assures me that I am sane in spite of this.

[averageyoutubeuser]

Mitsubishi Motors used to be so cool, now I sometimes forget Mitsubishi Motors is a car brand because all their cars are kinda boring.

[M-eg]

It’s truly criminal what has been done with Chrysler over the past 10 years

[thefibs]

Mini is turning into a brand for urbanites in tight cities. They have a uniquely "european" aesthetic and are viewed as practical for parallel parking and narrow streets/driveways, which are both important traits for the city dweller. They won't have the sale numbers of brands that sell larger cars to the suburbs, but they will stick around.

[nicktryan]

A 40-year dealership operator told me, "Having a Mitsubishi dealership is just way to have a used car lot with a name brand attached to it"

[vehicles_n_stuff]

6 or 7 car brands that will fail

Chrysler Chrysler Chrysler Chrysler Chrysler Chrysler and maybe Chrysler

[ioshic]

The Alfa Romeo Tonale IS NOT based on the Dodge Hornet... it's the other way around... Dodge basically "stole" the car from Alfa and made the Hornet to the surprise of everyone... The engineering is Alfa Romeo... Stellantis SUCKS. Alfa Romeo, such an iconic brand treated like this

[curtgomes]

Bought a slightly used 2014 Mini Countryman ALL4 S for my wife about 9+ years ago. I was apprehensive due to Mini's poor reputation for reliability. The car now has 55k miles on it and I have never had a mechanical issue with it. She still loves her Mini. Because of my of my initial doubts I have religiously maintained the vehicle; especially oil changes. I feel like we have gotten our money's worth from this vehicle. It's fun as heck to drive and comfortable to travel in.

[kevmagill]

Alfa has been done dirty. A seriously revered brand, making subpar crossovers, and a long in the tooth sports sedan. All that history to draw on, all that design excellence. And bubkis.

[yudhabagaskara]

Jaguar should be here
0 new models since 2021

[nicklehman]

DaimlerChrysler, FCA, and now Stellantis…the most poorly managed company/companies I’ve ever seen.

[maggiegarber]

I have had only 6 cars since 1970…all Buicks! My 2004 was given to my niece’s family in 2017. Their daughter drove it back and forth during college from Kansas to Alabama for 4 years. It had over 100k when I gave it to them. Now they have given it to a man who needed a car for work. Figure it out…most of my cars were used for way over 10 years…and 100k miles. Plus I didn’t take care of all the services they are supposed to have.

[coolblack]

The Midwest is keeping Buick alive. They’re all over the place here and to be honest they’re a really nice step up from Chevy and GMC without paying Cadillac prices.