I’ve heard Subaru’s own employees refer to that one as the “flying vagina”.

Anything by Suzuki but specifically the Kizashi since it is actually a nice looking car.

Perhaps it’s the ubiquity of its competition, the Prius, but I never seem to remember that the current generation Insight is a car until I see one. They’ve somehow managed to make a car that’s more boring than a 2012 Civic.

The Chevy SS

They’re popular in Canada, actually. For a certain period of time I see them every corner.

Despite the new Cherokee and Renegade, they still sell these damn things, not that anyone cares. I am nominating them together because I consider them to be the same thing.

That it flew by remote control is still pretty impressive, even by today’s standards, let alone in the 1980s.

Ah, the Monica.

It’s fake, but damn if it doesn’t give me an erection anyway.

not really a plane, but the russian buran space shuttle. its only flight was an unmanned test, and the collapse of the soviet union ended its fate.

Boeing’s X-32 JSF prototype

Any salesman worth his salt knows that the VR6 has any amount of valves the customer wants it to have. Rookie mistake.

RAH-66 Comanche; costs may have gone way out of control but it was a hell of an ambitious project that could have yielded an amazing combat asset.

It was given a chance to succeed - it just didn’t.

boeing 2707.

Boeing Sonic Cruiser. Unfortunately, airlines wanted cheaper per passenger mile flown rather than speed, which is why we got the 787 instead.

XB-70.

Ford GT. Made in Canada with pride.

Oh wait. Jalopnik isn’t a country yet. Shit.