1997 Daewoo Nubira
Don’t remember the Daewoo Nubira? Don’t worry, we don’t blame you. The 1997 vehicle is another car executed by companies joining forces; and yet again, we are left with a very underwhelming result. With a weak inline 4-cylinder engine, plastic interior and an awful build quality to go with it, this car checks absolutely none of our boxes.
1997 Daewoo Nubira
Sir Vival
During the 1950’s, Detroit was a very unsafe city, so a concept car was created as a response and hopeful answer to the problem. The car included innovative safety features for the era like seat belts, and innovative features for the century like a roller cage, sliding doors, rubber bumpers, and side lights. Although it never made it to the production stage, the creators of the Sir Vival described the vehicle as a “revolutionary vehicle”. Besides all of these incredibly unique features, the most notable has to be the 2-part frame and the strange lookout tower. This is another example of a great idea that turned into a major fail thanks to poor execution.
Sir Vival
