Germany’s Bottom Ten: Deutschland’s Least Wanted Cars

According to KHABARKHODRO, Germany’s auto motor und sport magazine did a fun statistic: Which are worst selling cars in Germany? AMS calls them (politically highly incorrect) “Verkaufszwerge”– sales dwarfs. What would we call them? Demand-challenged vehicles?

We’re counting down – Germany’s bottom 10!

Number 10: The GM CHEVROLET VOLT. In September 2011, 4 units were registered. From January through September, a total of 20 units were registered.

Number 9: The PEUGEOT 407. In September 2011, 3 units were registered. From January through September, a total of 280 units were registered.

Number 8: The JEEP CHEROKEE. In September 2011, 3 units were registered. From January through September, a total of 145 units were registered

Number 7: The CITROEN C6. In September 2011, 3 units were registered. From January through September, a total of 56 units were registered.

Number 6: The CHRYSLER 300C. In September 2011, 2 units were registered. From January through September, a total of 151 units were registered.

Number 5: The INFINITI G37. In September 2011, 2 units were registered. From January through September, a total of 50 units were registered.

Number 4: The LEXUS GS. In September 2011, 2 units were registered. From January through September, a total of 30 units were registered.

Third worst: The INFINITI EX37. In September 2011, 2 units were registered. From January through September, a total of 27 units were registered.

Second worst: The DODGE JOURNEY. In September 2011, 1 unit was registered. From January through September, a total of 152 units were registered.

And the loser is: The SSANGYONG REXTON. In September 2011, 1 unit was registered. From January through September, a total of 36 units were registered.