THE CARS WE THINK SHOULD EXIST BUT DON'T

EV Channels Review

This video explores a fascinating concept: identifying and advocating for vehicle segments that should exist but currently don't, or are underserved. The hosts passionately argue for a return to simpler, more driver-focused vehicles across various categories. They champion "bare bones" sports cars with minimal tech, manual transmissions, and a focus on driving dynamics, citing the appeal of classic models. The discussion extends to utilitarian "workhorse" utes and vans, suggesting a market for more affordable, robust, and customizable options, drawing parallels to the enduring popularity of models like the Toyota Land Cruiser 70 Series. The presenters also highlight the desire for more affordable small cars and hot hatches, emphasizing fun and accessibility over excessive technology. A recurring theme is the appeal of "wagon everything," with specific calls for wagon variants of luxury sedans like the Lexus IS and Alfa Romeo Giulia. Finally, the video touches on the idea of more engaging, manual-only supercars and practical, off-road-capable compact SUVs. The overarching sentiment is a call for manufacturers to prioritize simplicity, affordability, personality, and customization in their offerings.