Flop of the decade
DaimlerChrysler's $350,000 Maybach sedan. The fancied-up Mercedes sedan, which has all the warmth of a doctor's office, aimed at 400 U.S. sales annually when it was launched in 2002. Exactly 99 units were sold through the first ten months of 2006.That's about one-third of the number for arch-rival Rolls-Royce.
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