Do you remember the Chevrolet Chevette Junior?
If not, maybe it's better this way.
This model, launched in the early 1990s, is often cited as one of the worst cars ever made in Brazil.
In the early 1990s, Brazil was experiencing a transformation in the automotive sector.
The liberalization of vehicle imports brought a flood of foreign models, forcing national automakers to adapt quickly.
Furthermore, automobile taxation underwent a historic correction:
smaller, more economical and less polluting engines started to pay less taxes, unlike what happened before.
If you're a car enthusiast or just curious about automotive history, the Chevette Junior is a fascinating example of how haste and lack of vision can result in failure.
After all, even great manufacturers make mistakes — and it’s up to us to learn from them.