Why Nobody Bought These
A video on YouTube. In Cars, a Krater category.
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The video reviews several critically acclaimed or influential cars that ultimately failed in the market, examining why they were great and why they failed.
From the video
Answers: What are some great cars that failed in the market?
- failed cars
- automotive history
- car reviews
- supercars
- sedans
- SUVs
What it concludes
- The Lexus LFA was a financial failure because delays and redesigns set its price at $375,000, making it outdated by the time it launched.
- The Chevy SS was a bone-chilling ripper with a 415-horsepower V8, but failed because it was poorly marketed and NASCAR shifted away from consumer cars.
- The Ford Contour SVT struggled in the market because its larger engine made it difficult to work on and its $23,000 price tag in 1999 was too high.
- The Saab 9-7X Aero was a powerful SUV, but could not overcome the damage from GM's massive 2006 SUV recall.
- The 2016 Ford Focus RS was praised as a great performance hatchback, but suffered from high dealer markups, a stiff ride, and head gasket issues.
- The Chrysler Airflow was a technological milestone with unibody construction and aerodynamics, but failed due to the Great Depression and pricing for the super rich.
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