5 Dying Car Brands
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- Опубликовано: 26 фев 2020
- Car manufacturers come and go. Some last a few years, others a few decades but the rare ones, may last even a century. However, no manufacturer has had a continuous streak of success. Failure, bankruptcy, and closures are all commonplace for every single auto manufacturer. These are the most recent auto brands that have already closed their factory doors and or on the brink of bankruptcy.
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1) Yes, I mispronounced Renault. I’m an uncultured American swine. I’ll do better next time, I promise.
2) High sales volume does not equal success. Again, check out the other RUclipsr’s videos.
Selling millions of cars worldwide doesn’t mean anything if your profit margins are 1% (or less) after covering all expenses. A prime example would be GM selling MILLIONS of cars and trucks worldwide, every year leading up to the 2007/2008 financial crisis but still needing a bailout from the US government.
3) When I say modern Buick. I was implying 2010+. Yes, the Grand National is dope but not a ‘modern’ car.
It is still a cool think you talk about a French car company, even if it's for being a grave digger, in your next video, if you ever gonna talk about a French brand, the last letter are mostly silent in name
Like peugeot, you don't pronounce the "t", if you ever gonna talk about the new chrysler-peugeot alliance.
Or chevrolet which is a French name, you don't say the "t".
Mitsubishi is in alliance with Renault and Nissan. They're struggling also
It's ok... when people complain about incorrect pronounciation I always ask them what the capitol of France is and they say Paris.... I then ask, is it not Pari with a silent S? 😂😂😂
Omni Rider They should have combined Oldsmobile and Pontiac over keeping Buick.
2.Renault/Nissan/Mitsu sell over 1mln cars but by Dacia (lo cost Renault) or Renault India (where must cooperate with local partner 50/50)
3.GM like take an AXE and go behind barn to kill some brands (Pontiac)
"No kid grew up hoping to own a Buick"
Grand National: "Am I a joke to you?"
Fair fair. I was more referring to the late model Buick’s like 2010+
The older Buick musclecars, kids would grow up wanting. But none of them grew dreaming of owning their Grandmothers 2000 Buick Regal....
They should’ve kept Pontiac
Omni Rider The Buick Regal tourX wagon is pretty damn cool, even if it is a rebadged opel. Probably the best looking sub 40k new wagon out there
@@Jak2bossbf3 TRUE
Honestly, Nissan could do one thing to help us out before they dip: Silvia S16
The concept is there but the company has no money to make road going versions
and an MR4- wait thats toyota
And GTR R36
Been waiting 20 years for an new Silvia, also a new SX car and such, I want to see an new Skyline and Fairlady, also let Mitsubishi off their leash and let them make sports and sedan cars then SUVs, also do not please to all the soccer mom's and Karen's with all the SUVs and crossovers
@@ikupreza you mean an MR2 Mk4 right ?
"GM's about to go bankrupt"
Scotty K: *YES HA HA HA HA*
That's not good if the government bails them out again.
Let's hope neither happens, and GM wises up and sacks their management.
Ford everyday bro!
Carson D (death Vader)…? That’s a good-won.
Dima Gurevich gm never changed. They dropped some brands but they are still running the same business plan; i.e. get another bail out lump sum.
Not with the C8 Corvette it’s car of the year. A super car that starts at 60K!!!! GM will never die.
it's simple really everything became more expensive and jobs pay less
no young person can afford a 25-35K$ Toyota Camry so everybody buys used
Jobs pay less compared to when? What I do see is too many young people destroying themselves to finance a stupid Tesla.
@@UpperRobin29 I'm 19 and I really want a r33 skyline gtst, Porsche boxster or a c5 Corvette. Teslas are really depreciating now and there's some model s's for 21k+.
@@marquaviouschester6947 Teslas are the furthest thing from enthusiast cars
@@UpperRobin29 you're right. They're not, but they got their uses
@@marquaviouschester6947 Idk if you wanna own an older Model S. I've heard some pretty damming stuff about Model Ss and Model Xs pre 2017.
The car industry is dying because new cars are too expensive and nicer used cars are really well priced
Exactly
The car industry is dying because since the 70s they've been trying to offer more without raising the price to the end user enough to compensate.
The real reason why car manufacturers are dying off (at least in Europe) are the ridiculous engine displacement values. Seriously, would YOU consider buying a 0.9 3-cylinder for $30k?
@@fenn_fren Which car manufacturers in Europe are dying off?
@@bremCZ Not necessarily the brands themselves, however sales of new cars are declining drastically specifically for that reason. So now everyone's gonna hop on to the EV bullcrap and just hope for the best.
I think Ford can make a lot of money by selling their Focus ST and Feista ST models in North America again (not a Focus RS because nobody wants to pay 40k for a hatchback) young enthusiasts want affordable, fun, small cars.
Perfectly Balanced same
not gonna happen. SUVs and trucks are more profitable, and they only see short-term money at the end of the day.
Reuben Sandwich they would make the most money on the normal versions cause they would sell the most
Reuben Sandwich The Focus has been one of Ford’s top selling cars they made a mistake not selling it here anymore. Yes I agree that America is into SUVs but Volkswagen still has the Golf GTI, Honda still has the Civic Type R, and Hyundai still has the Veloster. There are still people out there that want sporty, small cars
Enthusiasts are not the ones who give the money
“No offense to buick owners.... actually i don’t care because you don’t exist” 😂😂😂😂
ELITE RACER45 buick grand national 😳
Pablo Escalante i was talking about what he said in the video. But the Grand national is probably the best buick ever made.
Just remember they axed pontiac for that crap
ELITE RACER45 i commented to early lmao
Pablo Escalante lol that all right😂
Ford needs to do a cool remake of the crown vic with a coyote engine that'd be pretty cool
And since Buick isn’t that popular elsewhere, I think it’s finally time for the manufacturer of the screaming chicken to return. Yes! I’m talking about Pontiac
@@BallisticGhast6 to do what exactly, fill in Buick's pointless spot?
Olivier Paquin what so a ford falcon basically
Ahmed Elsaidi at the end of their run, Pontiac was putting out some of GMs best cars. They were also seen as GMs performance division
@@bk_nreynolds3278 but they were at they "at the end of their run" for a reason
When I drive, in any direction I look I see a Ford Fusion or an Escape.
That one came way out of left field. The F-150 is literally the highest selling vehicle in the USA by a massive margin. They just developed the GT 500 and clearly have money to blow, they're not going anywhere.
Yeah. Ford has always been the one American car company that can survive changing markets. GM will go bankrupt for sure though.
Angel Gutierrez EVERYONE is saying gm bankruptcy. That is true, not if but when. Is geely going to eventually buy them out, if not one piece at a time then all at once?
Or an f150
Carson D Ok
Lancia is probably the main one on this list, since 2014, it has only been producing one car, and it's a subcompact hatchback
edit: it isn't on the list, i guess it is because they don't sell in america
It's so bloody sad. Such a legendary car company.
They don't care about rally anymore sadly
Even Mitsubishi is still on Rally with the Mirage R5
Claudio Bizama they don’t care about anything anymore, just a great brand that has been slaughtered by FCA, similar to Maserati but on a larger scale
I first know about lancia in the game driver San Francisco
Hopefully Nissan and Mitsubishi will have a comeback eventually😭
hopefully they new turbo montero winning dakar rally, new evo winning rally stages, nissan new s platforms
2021 refreshes are going to be critical.
Well nissan may have to bring back the skyline series and mitsubishi may have to bring back the Evo series
BASITH PH they are selling ok in aus their Pajeros and tritons still doing well
@@kuilios The V platform is doing fine, V36 Skyline exists
You DON'T pronounce the "LT" in Renault
It's French, the LT are silent
It's pronounced Reno duj
Silent h, silent t, silent s.
@@johnbacon4997 But Reno could be pronounced /'riːnoʊ/ like the city in Nevada.
Then why are they there?
Reno'
Car companies are killing themselves; You can only shove so much technology into a car before it becomes an overpriced vehicle that is not worth buying when you can buy the older one.
Six pest they focus too much on the technology and much less on anything else
You two are right
Young people just can’t afford brand new cars anymore, prices compared to wages.. it’s like buying a brand new car is a luxury these days, for cheap built automobiles
It's really this. Theres literally dozens of cars I'd like.......but all I felt comfortable financing was a car under 10k. I bought a Dodge Dart for $8750 with 40k miles......wtf else was I supposed to do? We all know running out financing a supposedly "affordable" car at 30k when I only make 45k is "the middle class trap" so we dont. The idea of trying to pay for any car over about 3-5k in cash just seems absurd. I'd have to wait 2-3 years to buy in cash. Any car I COULD buy in cash is gonna be a timebomb or I better "know a guy" who can hook me up for a case of beer.
We arent all lawyers and entrepreneurs. With the cost of everything else going up it's all just too much. I gotta save for retirement I cant dumb it on a car. Not to mention we all know about depreciation now. We all know to just not even bother until the car loses 40 percent value. Why would I? I saw a 2015 Hyundai Genesis with a 5.0 L v8 and only 35k miles for $18k.........so a 60k car with only 20 percent of its life gone? That car is identical to what is now the Genesis g80 fully loaded.......why tf would I even look at a new one?
Very true. A nice looking decent car is going to be over 30k
It's really insane
@@interceptingfist5682 to be fair. If it's a newer type Dodge Dart, I think they look pretty nice. I'm buying my first car soon and the Dart is one I'm looking at.
@The Metalhead lmao, truly a comment worthy of an uneducated person.
Car brands are dying because everyone buys used cars. New cars are too damn expensive and depreciate too quick
BMW Mercedes and Porsche and Audi do OK.
Cars are about the same cost, relative to inflation, that they have been for many decades. The real reason that brands are dying is because people don't care about cars in the same way that they used to; that is to say, cars fill a different role in peoples' lives than they used to. Consequently, there isn't a lot of brand loyalty. Cars have become so good that a recent-model used car is almost as good as new. That wasn't the case, back in the day.
@@jamesw1659 Wages have stagnated so even though cars cost the same they're less affordable.
I personally am a big fan of the R, Z, and S chassis so I hope Nissan will come back stronger. If not, at least maintain themselves in the market.
In my country the average paychecks are becoming less and we have some financial straggling, but somehow the average car prices are becoming higher, and they're wondering why nobody is buying cars as before, sorry for my English
Nissan cars look like bugs something i would find in my yard
Maplin Grimsby that gtr bug is too damn fast and that Z bug is fast 1/2 the time but, still fuckin fast, i cant kill the bastards 😔
Finally someone else with this opinion
Boomer after watching this video
"ITS THOSE DAMN MILLENNIAL THAT KILLING THE CAR INDUSTRY"
Edit:I think I just start an argument in the reply soooo oops!
😂 I’m weak.
Too expensive
Silver N Black Mopar like you to try to live off a $400 paycheck with $500 rent, $200 car insurance, and then try to buy food on top of that, all stemming from a part time dead end job with no where to go
@Silver N Black Mopar he was being sarcastic
@@stampede122 did you do some school, because if you're a dropout with no plan or idea of where you're heading, you're fucked.
Younger people are more focused on paying crazy rents and paying back loans with salaries that aren't increasing at the same rate of cost of living. So less car purchases lol.
Nissan should remember what happened when AMC partnered with Renault
Plus, with Buick, if they actually make a legit performance car again, they might get a slight boost in sales. Besides, they still have the rights to the Grand National and GNX name and they’re doing nothing with it
Your missing another thing, stupid non petrol heads dont want to see fast cars
Yeah, but also Renault saved Dacia and Lada which are selling really good today
Tera Cadenzavna True, but stupid non petrol heads are barely buying Buicks at this point now. Developing a new sports car with GNX name just might get them in that “millennial” category that they have been aiming for.
@@Andrei-eb2du because they are cheap af and only poor russians buys them
GM needs to bring back the Grand National with a twin turbo 4.3 V6 or a inline 6 version of the 2.7 turbo inline 4 from the Silverado with RWD based on the new GM Alpha platform. An inline 6 version of the 2.7 turbo would be great for GM and I would like GM to get rid of the High Feature 3.0 and 3.6 V6 engines because of it’s reputation. When GM replaced the B, D, and G body cars with the N, G (FWD), and W body cars, it was one of the worst automotive reboots in history even though the 3.8 V6 was bulletproof. The Grand National may save Buick. When GM released the High Feature V6, it had a terrible reputation from day one. If GM screws up on an engine when it’s launched like the Oldsmobile diesel, people tend to not buy them even though GM fixed most of the Oldsmobile diesel problems in later years. I haven’t heard many reliability issues with the 2.7 turbo 4 yet except for poor fuel economy when towing.
We need to bring back Studebaker, Packard, Mercury, Plymouth, Oldsmobile, Pontiac, and Saturn.
Steven Lindsey Yes Saturn would have a lot of potential
saturn was a good idea from GM but they ruined it.
AVD Gaming CRX yep but we can give it another chance
And Deusenberg
Saturn, I agree with. If GM bothered to do something right once in a while, such as the return of Saturn as a cheaper alternative to Chevrolet, they wouldn't be going bankrupt so often.
As for the rest, none of them would have a place in 2020, though.
3:23, the hell, the GSX, the Grand National, hell I'd even like a 2010 Regal GS (underrated sleeper)
5thVenom That’s the point of the video though. Both those Vehicles are used, meaning Buick would not be gaining anything on that sale. Nothing they make is good anymore.
5thVenom but the point isn’t that the older ones are terrible it is that no one is buying new ones
@@colerobertson2457 I time stamped my comment for a reason, @Doc's Stim Pistol and yourself both missed my point.
I hope to see more generations of Ford and Nissan sports cars in the future
I dont think ford is going anywhere, nor is the mustang.
@@Larcona_ I freaking hope so
@@person.w9780 The Fseries is still the best selling vehicle in the US, the mustang is still the best selling sports coupe in the planet.
The only Buick I ever dreamed of owning was a Grand National and that is a car from the 80’s. Should tell you something
As former owner of buick roadmaster with ls3 i beg to differ... 😁
I dumped the tomato gearbox and had a manual also engine got some serious oommpff too.
Was fun "little" buick to tease modern plastic wonders...
How is Nissan doing bad. I see their cars literally everywhere. All these Nissan Rouges.
The CVT transmission in models like a the Altima are part of that problem... but it is also having troubles with the previous presidents and what their decisions were
The ones I see are almost all older models, they’re super cheap
@goodfella21f I see then Alot in the area where I live. Alot of Karen's live here so that's probably why lol.
They make like $50 profit on each on smh lol that's how.
I see tons of Nissans but they’re often abused to hell and back even the newer models. Blown CVTs is also partially why they’re bleeding money.
Wow, so Jaguar Land Rover didn't make it on this list? okay....
‘Ren-alt’ bruh it’s re-noh, it’s french
In french it's spoken "re-no"
Boubakar Dian Diallo thanks for correcting me
I live an hour from the French boarder and heard actual car guys say "ren-alt" like that so I guess it's not THAT wrong
Boubakar Dian Diallo spoken not spelled
When you really think about it, car manufacturers are stuck between the hammer and an anvil.
The anvil being laws of physics, the hammer - exceedingly strict government regulations.
You can't make well built reliable car that isn't overly expensive, has the newest tech, and complies with current emissions and safety standards. One of these has to be compromised.
Compare emission and safety standard UE/USA/China...
India also... its big market for Renault
Buick are litterally American Opel
If you're german, you will know ecxactly what I mean
I thought that Buick was basically Vauxhall cuz of the looks
@@duckking5702 opel and vauxhall are basically same thing
Don't have to be German to know what you mean.
Opels are solid, if boring cars.
Even some legit fun performance models in the past like the Speedster, both GTs, the OPCs... all gone now unfortunately.
@@thezig2078 Vuaxhall is pretty much right hand drive Opel
Maby they should stop making vehicles that can only be repaired at their stealerships at exorbitant prices
Yeah, another reason to get a car that’s a little older, you can just fix it yourself
One of the only things that can save GM in my opinion is to bring back Pontiac and the Firebird
I think GM should have gotten rid of Buick instead of Pontiac.
1000% agreed
@@OmniRider 👍👍
No they should've kept Saturn instead and let them keep their original philosophy instead of making them like every other GM brand.
3:27 where I come from those are fighting words.
I really feel bad for a nissan now
I love 370z and GT-R :(
RageGamer YT GTR for life
Car culture is dying for 3 reasons
The guys who wanna buy are broke in all sensenof the matter, moral, spiritually, like a guy once told me, why go fast and spend more gas. He rather take the bus.
1 no paper no loyolty, just maybe 1 in every 10 is willing to work like a slave for a car.
2 men pussification, they just too many guys that rather be stuck like sheep in public transportation.
3 no focus, need focus to drive, people way too much in there cellphone to drive.
English isn’t your first language, is it?
@@Article_170 nope, is française, 日本語です, luego español, ฉันพูดไทยได้ & Naiintindihan ko ang Tagalog, sprinope some dutch, and i'm still learning English, how about you?
Makoto Shimabukuro
Damn
@@Zeckmon3 is 2020 is dank now !
@@user-hn1bq3sy9b lmao you roasted that guy
Can you do top 10 non stereotypical starter bikes?
Sadly car sale dimise is due to lower salary for 'Gen-Y' and 'Gen-Z'
The car industry is dying because of strict emissions regulations. There is no point continuing as before since the emissions regulations are way to tight for normal size engines and the companies havent figured out electric cars yet so they are investing a ton of money into electric car development while still trying to get internal combustion engines on the market and ofc spending more money on them aswell (tighter emissions regulations). Thats why some cars still havent gotten a new model, are overpriced or simply discontinued. It isnt the fault of dumb buyers, its the fault of us trying to be climate friendly now and not having done this years ago.
Or it could be the fact that a new civic costs 30k
Humans should have been climate friendly. I love cars but I got to say I love the earth more.
@@diablo2706 Which isn't a lot for a brand new car
@@KuzkayDev it's enough to get you a house in many places. Cars are expensive.
Let’s hope that Porsche’s fuel comes through for us
I love how you kept the video short, unlike other youtubers when they say "short" good job👍👍
The iPad generations buying car brands like Kia, Hyundai and Volkswagen, have set the demise of the traditional brands in stone. Old brands are mostly on the nose no matter how good their cars are or how good they look 👀
I'm 23 wouldn't even consider any of those brands especially not Volkswagen. I'm a Toyota guy, yes their cars aren't the flashiest but they are dependable.
But my grandpa owns a Buick lesabre 2003 😢
My current daily is a 1966 international harvester pickup. I just got my license, and the brand died long before I was born lol.
Companies need to make cars for different groups of people and do it well. Companies are pushing the suv and sedans so hard and the enthusiasts are getting screwed
Buick still exists because of China. Everyone wants one in China. It’s looked at as a Rolls Royce.
A topic about cars while riding a motorcycle? YES!
Lotus is probably here
Edit : Nvm it isn't here
Lotus is actually doing pretty well lately. Probably the only Chinese bought car company that actually got better
@@filmandfirearms I mean the evora uses a toyota engine, They're cheaping out on the weirdes stuff
@@SteveOnlin A Toyota engine isn't powerful, but it's reliable. Would you rather Lotus went back to Ford engines like they had in the 60s?
@@filmandfirearms No, I mean like, they rarely ever develop their own engines and cars like the elise barely have AC, Their cars always feel like they're about to go bankrupt
@@SteveOnlin Lotus has never designed their own engines. Also, the Chinese are only following Colin Chapman's philosophy of "simplify, then add lightness." Lotus has historically been the last company to adopt anything electronic because electronics are heavy. Their cars always weigh around a ton or even less
350z is one of the last mass selling affordable sports cars nissan sold😔 sad how they used to produce multiple driver oriented cars some still dream of owning today😔
I got this in my recommendation, when I heard your voice, I thought you we were bladed angel, but soon I realized you are his brother🤣
Relault is pronounced Reh-NO... Sorry to be that guy😂
I’m an uncultured swine 😂
The French language is what happens when drunken slurring becomes the norm.
It says new cars cost too much today.. Oh and Gm should have kept Pontiac and axed Buick.
From cutting sedans from their lineup is not them dying. They did it because they have been known and are better at making utility vehicles/SUVs such as the F-150. Ford isn’t dying. They are just focusing on their skills. Plus we still have the Ford GT and Mustangs in production
I've grown wanting to own a 1993 to 1996 buick roadmaster. Love them
Nissan's Carlos Ghosn was the reason why the GTR was released in the USA, if not for him it'd be stuck in Japan, and now that he's gone , the new GTR future is uncertain, hopefully they will release here.
It's pronounced "ren-oh" not renolt.
Okay professor
Sid Wangkhem hi giorno giovanna from jojos bizarre adventure
It's actually pronounced "croissant car".
Oui oui, the correct way to pronounce it is ,,I always go behind zhe Folkzwagen"
Kudos for doing this list while riding on your hood. I appreciate the extra effort.
>several RUclipsrs
>doesn’t mention brother’s channel
>3 out of 4 videos are Scotty Kilmer
bladed angel sent me here!
amazing channel btw
I wish everyone's intro was this short lol
GM is struggling because of Scotty Kilmer
3:19 Ha except that '87 Grand National though
Was looking for this comment.. funny how a "non-abused" 30 year old grand national will cost you as much as a new Buick encore
@@blackallthetime91 Yeah but then again the GNX is gonna hold it's value while a brand new Buick is not. Even Rivieras are desirable.
@@vinnieheinz6361 panther platforms are I N D E S T R U C T I B L E
Yooooo ur from Scottsdale that’s hype af
Not gonna lie, for really shot them selves in the foot when they got rid of the fiesta, the fusion and the focus. By cutting those cars I feel like they got rid of some of their audience especially with the Ford Focus st. Their only cars are the mustang and the ford gt.
I'm part of that audience that they got rid of.
Nissan makes UGLY cars and most people like good-looking cars. and Renault is pronounced RENNO
Then why is it spelled Renault?
@@joseignaciohileradorna5122 Because it is a FRENCH word (and company)
@@rosaliebent4833 it was a joke
Paul S ikr the 2018-present Accord wtf
Buick exists because rental fleets love Buicks they have a nice interior nice ride and their fuel efficient which makes them perfect for these companies.
Big 3 Automakers are not like it used to be. It is like losing independent automakers back in the 1950s, like Crowley, Frazier, Kaiser, Hudson, Nash, and Packard, while DeSoto, Edsel, and Studebaker lost their brands in 1960s.
U sure these brands are not selling much worldwide or just in the US? I see so many nissan SUVs, fords and renaults in Europe
Damn I like that straight up video. I kinda like the no intro.
"Ren-alt"
Really guy?
Okay professor
Ok Mr. Hhzhhhshxh-enaugh
@@sidwangkhem5784 Only professors know how to pronounce foreign words?
Car sales are declining because they are unaffordable for more and more people.
I have a 2013 buick Verano. It looks nice inside and out and very reliable. Buicks mistake was getting rid of sedans and staying inside the box.
I own a 2016 VF Holden commodore in Australia. In the USA it was called the Chevrolet SS. It's amazing, but even in the last years of Australian production of this model, In Australia it was still hovering at around the the number 5 position in vehicle sales numbers. The commodore was killed once they replaced it with an imported front wheel drive heap of rubbish in 2018. No one wanted the new one.
Across time, space, and dimensions: There stood aertain car brand, who was always there. Even after every single car brand, let alone transport companies, no longer remained. This car brand no matter how much people hated it or loved it, has always existed since it's inception. No one knows why or how but remains, and that Brand is....
Buick.
The Buick Regal gs is kinda cool. I always thought the Lacrosse was a very handsome car too. And no I'm not 60 years old I'm 23.
Thank you for encouraging me to get out of metro Detroit before the crash of all these brands.
@Mark Tirante yes, and I desperately want to get out of the area
Best intro
I’m cuckoo for coco puffs
I was just thinking about this, I saw a Buick today and was like man who goes out a buys one
Great... More reasons to keep my 05 GTO as a garage queen...
Is low income become one of the causes that young people can't afford to buy a new car?
@The Metalhead yeaaa my English is still bad
Wait what, the two first are faaaar from dying ! Nissan is doing not bad outside of the US, and renault, while being a bit left behind by PSA lately, is still one of the best selling brand in Europe !
Can't believe Ford is dying man, I love them so much. The first car I ever wabted was a Ford, and it still is to this day. I really really really hope they do something right and come back stronger than ever.
Havent you heard fix or repair daily
@@ikkiun7710 havent you heard first on race day? Seriously fix or repair daily? I doubt you even know the time period for that joke... spoiler alert it was the 80"s and 90's ford is now more reliable than chevy
@@ikkiun7710 Im not one to stereotype
They arent really dying, tbh. They just arent making that much on cars in the USA
@@mikeowentaylor there dying
Ford needs to bring back the Lincoln Town Car.
Holden is really popular in Australia its just we legit dont have any more car factorys at all
From a Brit: The first American car I drove was a Buick Century, real smooth, powerful and good lines. Modern cars are just not fun anymore, as simple as that and
way too expensive.
RIP Holden
I used to dream about having a regal gnx
And 1970 gsx
“Ford is dying” currently has the best selling truck in the world as well as a classic car aka the mustang, as well as a current police holding with the explorer.
I think the Buick Regal GS is one of the coolest fast back sedans out there actually, it's such a shame no one buys them, I'd be interested in one for myself if I had the money for a modern car
2:44 and Focus RS & ST
you from phoenix?
Sir love from India
Buick should really do what they did back in the 60s and 70s. The radical designs of the riviera and the sporty cars like the grand national and the GSX
They are struggling because they charge way too damn much! 35-40k for a Tacoma? That's way too much for the average consumer these days.
@Paul S all im hearing is fancy plastic pieces costing a lot
btw toyotas are way too expensive for theyr features unlike toyotas luxury dvision lexus which gives a fair price for the features and quality
Man,this is the first time i acknowledge the existence of buick
Try pornuncing Renault without LT at the end 😂 🤣
I had a Pontiac G8 GT for 11 years and 120k miles. Only thing that went out was alternator. Was a good car. RIP Holden
The Buick grand national was awesome
Buick skylark and riviera are some of the coolest cars to ever come out
lotusjag garage and grand national