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regnaD kciN

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2. Ford made the same decision...

Reply to Stuart G (Original post)

Tue Nov 27, 2018, 12:00 PM

Nov 2018

...dropping everything but the Mustang and Focus to concentrate on trucks and SUVs.

According to both companies, demand for regular passenger cars is dying. Funny how Toyota, Honda, Mazda, Hyundai, Kia, Nissan, and Audi don’t seem to be having the same problem…

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General Motors will stop production of 6 cars [View all] Stuart G Nov 2018 OP

Some of those are more on the luxury side Renew Deal Nov 2018 #1

Seems to be a trend in auto companies...Here are some cars no longer being made Stuart G Nov 2018 #3

The Volt and Cruse are equal in terms of "luxury" caraher Nov 2018 #5

Yup Bigredhunk Nov 2018 #7

Ford made the same decision... regnaD kciN Nov 2018 #2

Yes, their market research sucks. Initech Nov 2018 #4

The top selling vehicles in 2017 were inwiththenew Nov 2018 #6

THIS BumRushDaShow Nov 2018 #8

doesnt gm have an obligation to make cars that it thinks it can sell? dembotoz Nov 2018 #9

Of all the rental cars I've driven in recent years the Impala was a standout for best ergonomics nt Cognitive_Resonance Nov 2018 #10

I recently rented a car and the agent seemed to think the impala was premium for its class. Renew Deal Nov 2018 #11