1974 Mustang II
The Mustang II suffered from a major design flaw that made the manufacturer stop the car’s production soon after its launch. The Mustang II had an oil tank built into the rear side of the car. This inexplicably complex design led to a significant security hazard as many cars burst into flames when they were rear-ended. A lesson well learned, any car designer in the world has never repeated this flaw.
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