12 Great Cars You CAN'T Get In The US - Can You Name Some MORE?

These stories seem to crop up just about every six months. You always want what you can't have, right?

In the auto world the US does lose its fair share of battles, I am not going to lie, but there are some on this list that just make me say "Yeah, you can keep it."

Take, for example, the Skoda Roomster. I am pretty confident that vehicle has left everyone reading this post completely flacid.

On the other hand, the Volkswagen Scirocco is a completely pornographic vehicle even if it's based off the Golf chassis. Oh! And how about that Peugeot RCZ? Yowza.

That said, can you think of other products that didn't make this CNN list?


As big an auto market as we have, there are a lot of cars sold around the world that you just can't get here. They may be perceived as uneconomical or unappealing to American buyers, or they're unable to meet safety, crash, or emission regulations.

But it's a big and varied world out there. Toyota alone sells more than 70 different global nameplates. To make things easier, we've narrowed down the list to a dozen cars from international automakers that would look pretty sweet wrapped up for a holiday down the road...

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2ndbimmer - 12/6/2011 3:47:40 PM

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I was going to say Land Rover Defender 90, but it is on the list. I don't see why they cant bring it here? Is it that hard to put an airbag in? I would buy it. It would have satisfied the niche market for people demanding a V8 in the wrangler and the wealthy who are too cool for the spartan wrangler.
Its amazing how much used defenders go for. doesnt that mean something?

85bmw745i - 12/7/2011 10:26:00 PM

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Holden Maloo, Ford Falcon ute, Holden monaro, Ford Falcon, Holden Commodore just to name a few. They Maloo and Falcon ute would be a great alternative to a compact pickup, would get better fuel economy, look way more stylish and will perform way better. This whould be the return of the El Camino and Ranchero