Top car models that have proven to be a big failure

Peugeot 1007: 6% of sales target


France's Peugeot managed to make only 6% of estimated sales for 1007 model launched in 2005, which was sold until 2008.
Peugeot sales target for 1007 was 17,000 units each year.
Peugeot 1007 peak year was in 2006, when they were delivered 3493 units.
In total, the Peugeot 1007 and 8036 found only customer, representing 6% of sales over 51,000 units estimated for 3 years.
Peugeot 1007 has a price between 12,270 euros and 14,240 euros.
Britain criticized sliding door, weak engines, cramped rear seats and a very small trunk.

Fiat Croma: 9% of sales target

Italian car maker Fiat has achieved the target of 9% of deliveries Croma model launched in 2005, which was manufactured until 2008.
Target sales for Fiat Croma was from 5000 to 6000 units a year.
Croma model orders were but few, Fiat delivering the most in 2006, 827 cars.
In total, Fiat Croma had sales of 1386 units, only 9% of the target of delivery of over 15,000 cars in the 3 years.
Unit model Fiat Croma was between 17,798 euros and 21,868 euros.

Renault Vel Satis: 13% of sales expected

The Vel Satis car produced by French manufacturer Renault between 2002 and 2005 had a sales target of 3,500 units per year.
Vel Satis was on target for sales, most orders it had in 2002, 595 units were delivered.
In the 3 years Vel Satis model was sold in 1,400 units, the French managed to sell only 13% of how you have designed their propusesera model, over 10,000 units.
Renault Vel Satis price ranged between 23,959 euros and 35,411 euros.