2021 is finally over. And 2022 is finally here. So that said, there’s a certain amount of car models that have no continuation in the long-term, being that these cars are no longer going to be able to produce in the future.
Car models are now more exclusive than ever before with the rate they’re engaging in existence.
The list of all these vehicles can be expanded on in a tangent, but to be totally clear and fair, your best bet is to look at the cars that matter most and revere their memory with a solid goodbye of sorts. This is all very important to consider as you decide what your next car is going to be.
Firstly, please note the Mazda CX-3
In 2015, the Mazda CX-3 was the frontrunner for the subcompact crossover model cars. These vehicles had a sizable difference with it’s cargo space. And of course, it should be notable that it was a small sedan and hatchback as well. The Mazda suspension tuning had been able to optimize the vehicle for a low body roll. All this while, not having the space that the CX-30 was so good.
Then, turn your attention to the Toyota Land Cruiser
Toyota Land Cruisers have certain reliability that have lasted for over 70 years. However, all good things must come to an end. Toyota is likely to bring the car back as a Lexus LX.
Finally, think about the Mercedes-AMG CLS53
Mercedes-AMG has a number of six-cylinder mid-size model cars. Mercedes-AMG GT53 has a 429-horsepower thrill in a sedan. And yet, Mercedes V-8 engines are ceasing existence. What a shame. What a pity.
Honorable Mention: The Nissan Nv200
If you haven’t already noticed, the Nissan NV200 was the most notable of the model cars to be a replacement for the typical taxicab. With great legroom, a tall greenhouse, and dual sliding doors, it was the idyllic Taxi. But, it has had it’s day in the Sun and its night with the stars (ever heard of Cash Cab?)