This video chronicles the fascinating journey of some of the most innovative yet commercially unsuccessful supercars. It begins with the Citroën SM, introduced in 1970, which boasted groundbreaking features like rain-sensitive windshield wipers, swiveling headlights, and hydraulic systems. Despite its futuristic design and advanced technology, the SM suffered from high maintenance costs and fuel inefficiency during the 1970s oil crisis, ultimately leading to its discontinuation.
Next, the story shifts to the Porsche 959, a limited-edition marvel built to meet Group B racing requirements. With its turbocharged engine, all-wheel drive, and cutting-edge performance, the 959 set new benchmarks...