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Build a great car, and it deserves to succeed. But that’s not to say it will. The U.S. auto market, past and present, is littered with examples of excellent products that buyers shunned. In an effort to right that wrong—or at least highlight some worthies you may have overlooked—we bring you our list of today’s best cars that nobody buys. We think that each of these ten sedans, coupes, sports cars, and wagons deserves to sell better, much better. But for various reasons, they’re unjustly ignored. Should you take our advice and pick up one for yourself, you’ll not only get an excellent car, but you won’t see yourself coming and going. Although if this were a true meritocracy, you would.
Porches, Cadillacs, BMW's, Jaguars, and Mercedes are expensive, and shouldn't be on the list. Cars that should be on the list are cars that average Joe can afford, but for some reason won't buy.
I love everyone of those cars but can't afford any of them used. I was hoping to find some great car that nobody wants and also has terrible resale value.
It's wishful thinking but maybe a 4 year old car that I could purchase for around $12k.
The Ford Flex is starting to get cheap enough but they are typically 6 years old.
Close friend had a Ford Flex; ugly, but nice idea for inside headroom. Problem was it was always flexing at the dealer with major problems. After about nine months, the lemon law came into view and the vehicle was dumped back to Ford so that they could flex it to someone else.
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Expensive luxury cars and tiny sports cars aren't huge sellers? Who would've known?
I do wish the Cayman would do better relative to the 911. It is in many ways a better car. Alas, it will never shakes its image as the poor man's 911.
A listicle without actual content. Clickbait. All the cars (with the exception of the Ford Flex) are relatively expensive. Two are wagons and two are Cadillac boats. They found the audience they deserve. The listicle is just clickbait.
It would have been a much better article if it included a well-designed economy car at a reasonable price. Apparently, that doesn't seem to be the case.
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