8 Cars That Were Sales Flops!! (No One Bought Them)

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[ViralVehicles]

I reply to EVERY comment in the first 6 hours! :D (except trolls)

[Atombender]

At least Pontiac predicted the housing crisis by offering a tent and a mattress as options for the Aztek.

[kozmosius]

They wanted the ssr to appeal to young people so they made it unaffordable and look like its from the 1950s.... good shit chevy.

[jeremystendel]

Some of them failed cars would be wonderful to own especially the SSR and the Suzuki in my opinion

[towavybri]

I’ve seen a lot of people with the Fiat 500L where I live

[bstegmedia]

"Aimed at millennials"

"$41, 000"



10/10 marketing

[DavidDeelLoco]

The Yugo. The only car ever built that they installed rear window defrosters to keep the owners hands warm when pushing it in the winter.

[ryanbutler]

The camper tent on the Aztec looks like a giant car diaper 😂😂

[halloweenjack]

The DeLorean is one of the most sought after cars now...as well as being the most recognisable.

[epeon]

The Chevrolet SSR was just way too expensive

[dieserspast]

I always thought the older A-class from the mid-2000's was kind of a fail.

[rondill]

The Chev SSR was just priced way too high.. thats why it didn't sell very good. 44K for any car is too damn much!!

[whyisbluetaken]

Imagine being a Suzuki engineer being bested by spiders in the fuel tank.

[niklastjarnas]

The VW didn't flop because of marketing it flopped because they were like ''Hey wanna pay top dollar and look like you're driving an ordinary passat?''

[sonicguyver]

That SSR is downright awesome. That sleek body is wonderfully retro-futuristic. I could easily see that coming if for a landing in 2015 Hill Valley. I could even see it doing a trench run on the Death Star, as long as you kept the top up.

[qvrjfob]

Really liked the SSR and if I were among the more economically advantaged I would have bought one. However, I would have preferred a smaller, more fuel-efficient engine.

[thatgamerguy]

You have no idea how many people own ssr’s in Tennessee. You see hundreds of them every day

[daarupappe]

I used to be so hyped whenever I saw a Suzuki Kizashi

[Channel_T]

The SSR was cool looking. Just WAY too overpriced.

[michaellovely]

The Kia Borrego would have been a good candidate for this list because it debuted in the United States during the midst of the economic downturn in the late 00s and early 10s. It looked great and was perfect for the outdoorsy types, but it just wasn't the right time for the Kia Borrego to make its debut. Since Kia is planning on taking a chance at proving themselves in the Luxury SUV market with the Kia Telluride; I can only hope that Kia might consider the idea of bringing the Kia Borrego back to the US.