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DetroitLegalBeagle

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6. GM has a couple left.

Sun Apr 11, 2021, 09:50 PM

Apr 2021

GM still makes the Chevy Malibu. Cadillac has the CT4 and CT5. Ford is seemingly out of the sedan market. The Fusion, Continental, and MKZ all ended in 2020. Chrysler still has the 300 and Charger. Sedan sales have cratered in recent years. They simply do not self enough to justify making them anymore. Even Toyota is selling more RAV4's then they are Camry's now. Crossovers have gotten much more fuel efficient, to the point that a sedan's advantage in fuel economy has narrowed to the point that many buyers have chosen the increased space and available AWD found in crossovers over the few mpg increase a sedan may offer.

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