I'm from the UK The Ford Sierra was one of the most popular cars when I was growing up Everyone had one . I was shocked to see it didn't do well in the USA Ford should have given it a better name .

9:00 bye bye Chrissy

Ford lost money on every tempo/topaz sold

Craig origin story. Someone tell Dankpods.

All the used 80s cars i ever owned were all analog tech. I'm guessing the more advanced tech was less common and more expensive. I knew one person in highschool who drove a 1985 ford tempo with the all digital dash. Including digital speedometer.

I've never seen an in dash cd player but i have seen in dash cassette player in the 80s. It wasn't till the late 90s early 00's i started to see in dash cd players in vehicle's.

You forgot the Saab 9-3 and Cadillac BLS. Also the Mitsubishis rebadged as Dodge models including the Challenger.

Another thing that helped with the Chrysler govt bail out was the big federal contract for vehicles. The navy had lots of white d50 pickups an k car sedans ect.

I love that the Cube was asymmetrical. Symmetry is overrated.

Gosen destroyed nissan

Got one yesterday, doing research post-purchase. Smart

Digital displays still look awesome, today.

I have 93 Buick Roadmaster Wagon. I tell you it's the most comfortable, practical car I have ever owned.

Chrysler Imperial & Cordoba

fwd GM cars ew.

Nice Tortie lovely model 😻

They failed because they let GM touch them. GM ruins everything it touches.

I know in Canada in the 1990's we did get the Mercury Villager vans, and they discontinued them after the first generation, and we never got the second generation, however we did get all versions of the Nissan Quest vans, in every generation. I think by 1996 the majority of Mercury branded vehicles was on the decline, as Ford slowly phased out each model of Mercury starting in 1996 with the Tracer (we never got the refreshed version of this 1997 Escort), then the 2 generation of the Sable ended, followed by the second generation of Mystique ending, up until the Cougar & Grand Marquis were the only 2 models left, and they were gone when their model lines ended production as well.

I'd take any of them (Except that electric car) over this electronic crap coming out nowadays.

I think the Aztek is quite an attractive SUV when it has paint matched body cladding. I like the sporty SUV look. I have lost alot of friends and acquaintances respect with this opinion 😂

Had an 04 avalanche 2500 that I loved!

I once rode for three days in a suzuki samurai with a 400 lb, 6'6" dude.

I always wanted an Impala SS 94 or 95.

I personally love the Edsel, especially the wagon version, I actually had that Taurus wagon

I had a 1985 diesel Tempo with a standard and that car flat got 50mpg on the highway and if I babied some, I could get 55mpg on a long road trip. It got 45 in town and cost me around $10 to fill up. I never had a mechanical issue with it, just tires, batteries and oil changes.

The whole dodge avenger misubishi saga would be a great topic plus the loyalty to the name plate avenger by dodge

The Saab front end is better looking than the Subarus. If Honda went and bought the crossroads from Land Rover incomplete and then put their own drivetrain in electrical systems in it, that would have been a big seller. All the pluses of a Land Rover with the reliability of a Honda

The monaro Pontiac GTO was One of the few decent cars gms sold recently. Also is a good reason to note that we could have had El Camino since 1988. They just would have had to have imported them from Australia and changed the grill

Please do a video on 80’s era Ford Escorts. There was even an 88-1/2 Escort GT. 💪🏻

I would still consider having a Cadillac Cimarron. As long as it was offered with the 2.8 liter V6, automatic, and air conditioning, it would be perfect for me. I would probably add a turbo kit for the V6 to get more power out of it.

I wouldn’t mind having a manual transmission 90s Escort today, especially a wagon.

The 3800 is a great engine and the supercharged versions can make excellent power with some mods. Burnouts aren't wise the transmission is the weak link

All Chevettes were junk.

This is just more fanboy nonsense.

Another quite common problem with the plastic cladding on 90s Suvs was rust. If you saw it creeping above the plasic on the door for example, it usually meant that the rest of the metal under the cover was already completely gone. I do like the look though, as today it already makes the car look kinda retro.

He admits he owns a prowler 😂

BuYou forgot to include clips from Argyle's Town Car limo in "Die Hard 1 (1988)"!😁😄😆And Hey, I love the Opera windows and the half-vinyl tops!

The Escalade and Avalanche were for the few people that wanted a Pickup That didn't have the stereo type of driving a working man's class vehicle!

If Cadillac vehicles were reliable, it's likely I would own a CTS Coupe right now. I've always loved the look of that car

1:10 cd, Bluetooth. electric windows, SAT nav , AC, deeming mirrors. SD card. revers parking censors with noise. cruise control. xenon

GM only had a few good looking cars and a lot of boring ones. These days. Corvettes were always beautiful, and early Camaros.

There is so many more out there. Like the 80s Chevy Nova/Toyota Corolla, The Mazda B2000/Ford Ranger, The Isuzu I think Pup/Chevy S10 and the list can go on far as good/bad rebadging.

I use car hunter for some reason it kept mistaking a Buick century for Chevy Chevette

Yes, you are right. I have only seen one Blackwood.

I have a 77 el camino. 350 and factory 4bbl. It's a bit of a jalopy but I enjoy driving it

When "Star Trek IV (1986)" was filmed it was VERY Rare to see a woman behind the wheel of a pickup truck. Or ANY Truck!!!😮😮

The Previa was a great car, handling, space etc

Amc was a good company

2:41 That "Ford Ranchero" is actually a Holden Ute. Editor clearly messed up there.

The resolution of this video is terrible.