37: Lack of Two-Door Models
GM along with Ford have both exited the passenger car market for the most part. This is a grave mistake and the automaker needs to reverse this decision quickly. Although passenger cars are not the sales success that they once were there is still a market for these. The Chevrolet Cavalier and Cobalt SS were both decent sellers for the company. GM is following the same trend that Ford and Chrysler FCA are, but giving up on passenger cars all together might not be the smartest move. Like it or not, there were always Chevy coupes on the streets, even if sales weren’t as strong as their Japanese rivals.
Part of the lack of sales was because for years GM skimped on the interior and exterior quality. When Toyota was at its pinnacle with the Corolla and the Camry, GM gave us the lowly Cobalt. Still, this final generation of GM coupes were by far the highest quality products to come out of Detroit.