#DiscontinuedCars

The cheapest way into the Toyota lineup for 2021 will now be the $20,780 Corolla sedan—an increase of $4,175.

General Motors will end production of the Chevrolet Sonic before 2019, a new report indicates.

As we welcome in a new batch of wonderful and exciting cars for 2017, we have to look back and remember all the cars we lost in 2016. 

Cars, like friends, come and go. But that doesn’t make it any easier to suffer through yet another year with so many voids in the market — and our hearts.

The year is coming to an end, and AutoGuide.com is taking a look back at the discontinued cars we are saying goodbye to in 2015.

Nissan is discontinuing the Xterra at the end of 2015.

Toyota is dropping the Scion iQ from its lineup. 

Mazda is shaking up its lineup in the next two years, introducing one all new model and killing off another.

The Hyundai Elantra coupe is no more.

It’s the end of an automotive era in Tahara, Japan, where the Lexus IS-F was built up until today.

Nissan is discontinuing both the Cube and Murano CrossCabriolet at the end of the 2014 model year. 

Honda is discontinuing its Insight hybrid after more than a decade of lackluster sales. 

Dodge is discontinuing the Avenger, making way for the new Chrysler 200 to be the lone midsize sedan for the Chrysler group. 

Perhaps the most iconic vehicle ever to wear a Land Rover badge will be killed off in late 2015.

According to Toyota’s fleet site, the 2014 FJ Cruiser will be discontinued after the 2014 model year.