Rust In Peace: 12 Vehicles Not Returning For 2021
As the world goes gaga for SUVs and trucks, this sad dozen is getting chopped.
In a world where high-riding crossovers of all different sizes are rapidly supplanting sedans and minivans as the transport of choice, each year we bid goodbye to many “traditional” vehicles. We’re not even halfway through 2020 and already, automakers have announced they’ll be culling these 12 cars from their respective lineups, in some cases to free up production capacity for the CUV, SUV, and truck offerings that today’s buyer demands. Pour one out for this sad-sack dozen.
Next Year's List:
Gallery: Vehicles That Will Be Discontinued After 2020
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