10 Cars That Nearly BANKRUPTED Their Makers

10 Cars That Nearly BANKRUPTED Their Makers

Not every car is a success story. Some models were so expensive to develop, so overengineered, or so poorly timed that they nearly bankrupted the companies that built them. In this video, we reveal 10 cars that almost destroyed their manufacturers, draining budgets, triggering massive losses, and pushing entire brands to the edge of collapse.

From ambitious luxury flagships to futuristic experiments and performance cars built without financial limits, these vehicles became cautionary tales of what happens when vision collides with reality. Some arrived too early. Others were simply too costly to survive.

If you love automotive history, rise-and-fall stories, and the hidden business disasters behind legendary cars, this countdown uncovers the machines that nearly ended it all.

CARS MENTIONED IN THIS VIDEO ⏰
00:00 Intro
00:57 #10 Ford Edsel (1958)
02:03 #9 DeLorean DMC-12 (1981)
03:17 #8 Pontiac Aztek (2001)
04:18 #7 AMC Pacer (1975)
05:24 #6 Chevrolet SSR (2003)
06:24 #5 Cadillac Cimarron (1982)
07:28 #4 Tata Nano (2009)
08:35 #3 Honda Insight (2000)
09:35 #2 Chrysler TC by Maserati (1989)
10:35 #1 Yugo GV (1985)

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