12. Nissan Murano CrossCabriolet
If you think the industry has invented all the car classes it possibly could, think again. There is always room for more, although possibly useless concepts. One of those was the Nissan Murano CrossCabriolet. If you aren’t exactly familiar with this car, that’s because it was for sale from 2011 to 2014 and they made it in small numbers.
Nissan realized that SUVs were getting more luxurious and people were searching for a more personalized product. So, they thought they would take it a step further and present a convertible SUV. It would have all advantages of an SUV in terms of luxury, ride height, comfort and usability as well as the open-air feel of a convertible. However, despite the almost bespoke nature of this car and dependable Nissan technology, the CrossCabriolet flopped.