Top 15 Most Disappointing Australian Cars Ever Made

These are the MOST DISAPPOINTING Australian Cars Ever Made! One Ford spent $600 million arriving at a fight it had already lost — and its rival Holden reportedly made a training video using its looks as motivational material for their salespeople. Another was supposed to be Holden's bold, modern future, and instead delivered piston ring failures, rotting floors, and crankshafts that gave up without much warning. And one won Wheels Car of the Year, sold approximately 18,000 units, and in the process helped close down an entire Australian manufacturing operation permanently. These are not cars that failed quietly. These are cars that failed with ambition — products that arrived carrying enormous expectation, enormous investment, or both, and then proceeded to hand all of it back in the most painful ways imaginable. Fifteen cars. Fifteen reminders that in Australian motoring, the gap between promise and delivery can be genuinely spectacular 💬 Which of these cars do you think is the worst? Share it in the comments! 📺 Subscribe for weekly Aussie nostalgia: 👉    / @aussiewithalf   🕰 Watch next: ➤ Greatest Aussie Muscle Cars Ever Made 👉    • 10 Greatest Australian Muscle Cars Ever Made   #VintageAustralia #AustralianNostalgia #ClassicCarsAustralia #Holden #AussieMotoring #AustralianCars #RetroAustralia