As 2022 comes to a close, automakers are thinking of ways to maintain or change their lineups.
There needs to be space for new cars, and because electric vehicles are becoming a vital part
of the current market, older and less popular models will soon be on the chopping block.
Here are some of the eco-friendly and subcompact cars that are leaving the market in 2023.
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As 2021 comes to a close, drivers say hello to brand new vehicles, updated models, and state-of-the-art technologies. More used cars will hit the market as people go after fresh vehicles. Of course, not all models will be available when the calendar switches over to 2022. Some models will be discontinued.
Automakers have to make the difficult decision to discontinue certain models every year. That doesn’t mean there is anything wrong with these automobiles. Sometimes manufacturers have to clear out the old to make room for the new.
Brands like, Chevrolet, Honda, Mazda, and more, are offering features and amenities once reserved for the luxury automobile level.
Whenever new technology is brought to the market it’s typically tested in the luxury market before it’s offered down in the mainstream market. Fair or not, the fact that new tech adds to the price of a vehicle means it’s going to be added to those vehicles that are sold at higher prices to customers that don’t mind paying a little more to have the system desired. Thankfully, some of this tech makes its way to the mainstream market at some point. One of the items that’s finally making its way down the line is the head-up display.