THE CARS THAT SHOULD NOT EXIST. GET RID OF THEM...

EV Channels Review

This video critically examines a range of vehicles that the presenters argue should not exist, not because they are inherently bad, but because they fill no legitimate market void and exist primarily to boost company profits. The hosts express strong opinions, particularly disliking the Range Rover Evoque Convertible and the Nissan Murano Convertible for their lack of purpose and compromised driving dynamics. They also criticize the Jeep Grand Cherokee Trackhawk for being a compromised performance SUV, the GMC Yukon Denali for its ostentatious excess, and fast SUV coupes like the BMW X6M for their impracticality and ugliness. The video also questions the flood of Chinese EVs entering Australia, citing concerns about market saturation, brand dilution, and long-term support. Mazda's complex SUV lineup (CX30, CX60, CX90) is deemed unnecessary, and the arrival of Cadillac in Australia is met with skepticism due to the brand's perceived lack of appeal to the Australian market and the struggles of premium EVs. Big American trucks like the Ram 1500 TRX are criticized for their impracticality in Australia, and high-end performance SUVs are seen as "weird flexes" that don't utilize their capabilities. Finally, "diet" performance variants like N-Line and S-Line are lambasted for diluting brand prestige. The overall verdict is that many of these vehicles are marketing ploys that compromise core automotive principles.