11. 1986-1992 Jeep Comanche
Jeep had already been slowly exiting the pickup truck market by the 1980s, ceding ground to its intercompany sibling, Dodge. Jeep decided to take a stab at surging Japanese automakers, however, by releasing the compact Jeep Comanche. With an available 4.0 liter gasoline engine capable of cranking out up to 190 horsepower and 225 lb-ft of torque, the Comanche packed quite a lot of power in its compact frame. Nearly 200,000 Jeep Comanches were built during its production run but poor sales would ultimately lead to Jeep exiting the pickup truck market all-together to focus on SUVs.