4. Hummer H3
After the sales success of the Hummer H2, General Motors decided to introduce the H3. It was a smaller but equally tough-looking SUV. Unfortunately, the car buyers didn’t accept the H3 like they did its predecessor. Unfortunately, the H3 failed to sell in significant numbers. Also, the H3 didn’t handle well off-road despite its rugged look and big wheels.
The Hummer H3 only made this list because it was the last Hummer model before GM killed this brand. It all started with the military-grade H1 and moved to the big and expensive H2. The Hummer line ended with the H3, which only looked tough. Unfortunately, it was just a GMC Canyon underneath the distinctive bodywork.