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There are always some fantastic cars that are overlooked, mainly because consumers aren't aware of them. It's hard to keep up with all the latest models. That's why Automobile Magazine wrote an article this week titled "The Best Cars That Nobody Buys".
The editors of the magazine chose 8 vehicles that are not selling well, despite being awesome. The good news for you is that these vehicles are easier to negotiate due to their low demand. Take a look at the list, and be sure to put these vehicles on your consideration list as you shop for your new vehicle.
| Vehicle | Monthly Sales | Why It's not Selling Well |
|---|---|---|
| Ford Flex | 2,750 | Slightly more expensive than the competition, styling is unusual. |
| Buick Regal | 2,500 | Buick is saddled with the stigma that it's only for retirees. |
| Volvo S60 | 2,075 | The S60 isn't really seen as a sports sedan by purists. Lacks the driveway cachet of a Lexus or Mercedes emblem. |
| Hyundai Genesis Sedan | 1,750 | Hyundai is not seen as a luxury brand by many shoppers |
| Mazda Mazda5 | 1,150 | Isn't as spacious as other minivans, although it does offer a lot of room for its size. |
| Mazda MX-5 Miata | 571 | Has not changed much over the past 23 years, but considered to be one of the funnest cars to drive. |
| Suzuki Kizashi | 503 | Suzuki only has 250 showrooms scattered across the country, many car shoppers are simply not aware of this vehicle. |
| Porsche Cayman | 67 | It's overshadowed by the iconomic Porsche 911. Plus, the newly redesigned version will debut in 2013. |

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