6. Honda CR-Z
When it was introduced in 2010, the CRZ was an innovative compact hybrid-powered coupe which looked like the spiritual successor of the legendary CRX. Unfortunately, it wasn’t even close, with the 1.5-liter engine and barely 130 HP along with heavy hybrid add-ons, CRZ was slow and not handled as it should. Needless to say, Honda drivers were pretty disappointed.
Honda just didn’t have any luck with electric or hybrid cars, and CRZ didn’t help. After all the money invested in engineering and marketing, we are sure Honda wishes that the CRZ never happened.