13. Ford Flex
The crossover has changed the way that we drive, offering a stylish and gas efficient family hauler. The Flex is the last of the Mohicans when it comes to retro-themed vehicles. Introduced in 2009, the Flex has a unique look that’s unlike anything else on the road. In addition to the unique styling of the Flex, it also offers full three-row seating, giving you the best of both worlds. The Flex does still manage to offer a unique exterior style, but the lack of upgrades has made the vehicle outdated.
We’re not sure why Ford has hung onto the Flex as they have, but the overall platform is becoming outdated. The Flex received minor exterior upgrades over time but the final result is still an outdated crossover that’s lost its initial buzz. In terms of quality, the Flex has a lot to offer consumers with seven-passenger seating and the unique exterior. But the vehicle has been on the block for a long time now with no real change or a substantial investment. A lot of what the Flex has to offer is the technology that was around in 2008, and as such, the car has lost its luster. We don’t expect to see a replacement for the Flex once it finally rides off into the sunset.