10 Cars From The 1960s, Not So Successful!

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The 1960s were a vibrant decade for the American automotive industry, marked by innovation and iconic designs. However, not all vehicles from this era were successful. Here are ten American cars from the ‘60s that are generally considered failures, either due to poor sales, mechanical issues, or negative public reception.
00:00 Intro
00:40 Chevrolet Corvair
02:46 Ford Falcon
04:30 Dodge Dart
06:34 Chrysler Turbine Car
08:19 Studebaker Avanti
10:17 AMC Marlin
11:58 Pontiac Executive
13:46 Cadillac Eldorado
15:37 Ford Fairlane
17:32 Edsel Ranger
19:18 End
#america #60s #nostalgia
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@BillMcDevitt-yg8yr Ай бұрын

The Chrysler turbine car was way ahead of anyone else. At least Jay Leno has a functioning one that he can drive around LA. Styling was spot on also.

@volstar8 2 ай бұрын

Liked the video on desserts better. Hope you make another one like that soon. It was great looking at all the cakes and pies. Maybe you could do a part 2 of that one and look at 10 more cakes and pies.

@TimeMachineOfficial 2 ай бұрын

Sure thing!

@Loulovesspeed 2 ай бұрын

That '62 Dodge Dart has to be one of the homeliest cars ever made in the U.S. The headlights look as though they got lost as to where they should be placed and the stylists just blindly threw them at the car. There isn't a pleasing or graceful line anywhere on this contrived looking loser! Just plain Yuck!

@BillMcDevitt-yg8yr Ай бұрын

They have aged well. That front grill is awesome!

@Loulovesspeed Ай бұрын

@@BillMcDevitt-yg8yr - "Infamous as a misstep in design direction." Each to his own as they say, but the majority of the public saw nothing redeeming in the '62 Dart's esthetic appeal. I absolutely agree, but I also feel beauty is in the eye of the .beholder.