I found this CNN article that says Chevy has formally ended sedan production:
"With the Malibu’s demise, General Motors’ mainstream Chevrolet brand will sell only trucks, SUVs, and the Corvette, a two-seat sports car, in the United States."
https://www.cnn.com/2024/05/09/business/chevrolet-killing-off-chevy-malibu-sedan/index.html
My personal vehicle the last 25+ years has been a sedan, and now, the US automakers don't make them anymore. I didn't abandon US carmakers. They abandoned me.
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US automakers have essentially stopped making "cars" in favor of pickups and SUVs. Ford formally this in 2018, excepting the Mustang. From what I've seen, GM Has done the same thing, excepting the Corvette.
My nearest Chevrolet dealer has the following new inventory:
161 Trucks (mostly pickups, but also ~15 commercial trucks)
113 SUVs
3 Vans
5 Coupes (all Corvettes)
They have zero sedans.
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I was randomly browsing and discovered that 2024 is the last year for the RAM 1500 TRX, an extreme off-road pickup truck. This vehicle is similar to Ford's F-150 Raptor.
For fun, I decided to find a new one near me to see how much it is.
Base MSRP: $96,340
MSRP as equiped: $124,410
Advertised discounted price:
$116,945
Holy cow! That's an expensive status symbol.
Scott Miller 🇺🇦 🇺🇸