The Wheeler Dealer episode with that was pretty interesting.  Looked like a fun little car. 

You shut your filthy mouth.

Hear me out, because it’s actually a bargain.

A modified Isuzu Vehicross is a very underrated off-roader

Its been working for rolls 

I think we’re going to see more and more airbag failures. It’s hard to design something that will last for 50+ years and function perfectly.

This is probably not a good sign for their upcoming IPO.

Had one as a rental car. Easily, and I mean easily, the worst vehicle I’ve ever had the misfortune of experiencing.

I have such a deep, passionate distaste for this thing. From its looks, to its driving feel, to its lazy, stupid name which is just two buzzwords smashed together, neither of which represent anything about this sad, shitty car.

Came here to post this. Thank you

Some people’s trash is other people’s treasure.

I’m going to say the coupe-SUVs, such as the BMW X4.

The German point you bring up suggests two paths:

As much as I love Mazda, the MX-30 is a fuckup.

If you have a good chassis, why mess with it?
All of the things needed to modernize it are relatively superficial.

Every Tahoe ever made will ultimately wind up scrapped, crushed and melted down. Good riddance.

I’ll disagree simply because they’ll never make it to the crusher- local taxi companies have discovered that Tesla 3s make awesome cabs and they run them into the ground- when they’re done with them there’s nothing left to crush.  Which is kinda awesome. 

Nissan Rogue Sport. Did you even know they released this car? That it’s a different model entirely than the Rogue? That it fits some spot that allegedly exists between the Kicks and Rogue? That it replaced the quirky Juke? No, neither did anyone else. It’s a disposable appliance that will never have a single fan or…

just yesterday, my coworker in the next cube was telling me he just traded in his old Chevy Trax for... a Chevy Trax.

he likes it well enough, it does what he needs done with reasonable reliability and it was cheap.

While we are inevitably going to get a ton of “CUVs (all)“ comments, it’s not really the spirit of the question, is it? It’s more a “what’s going to be more dead than the others” question. Like how a ‘90s Dodge Stratus is a lot more dead than the ‘90s Dodge Caravan. I wouldn’t suggest either is collectible, but one…