10 Cars That Will Be Discontinued For 2013

Whether for their low sales, obsolete designs, or the arrival of new models, these cars will be extinct and discontinued by 2013, according to information from Kbb.com. What does this mean? They are no longer manufactured and eventually lose their value, and you may get them cheaper.

Chevrolet Colorado Crew Cab

Despite its affordable price and the option of a V8 engine, this Colorado pickup suffers from a transmission and a platform somewhat old, plus an interior worthy of the 90s. Although it is expected that in the coming years we will see its replacement, details have not yet been released.

GMC Canyon Crew Cab

This mid-size model, brother of the Colorado, has almost the same problems as the Chevrolet pickup. Some of their owners think that the Canyon lacks capability.

Hyundai Veracruz

The wide variety of choices in the midsize SUV segment left the Veracruz in oblivion and never achieved good sales, as did some smaller models. Due to its limited success, Hyundai decided to replace it by 2013 with a new Santa Fe with three-line seats.

Mercedes-Benz R-Class

The luxurious combination of a minivan, SUV, and Wagon never succeeded in captivating U.S. buyers, which led to a significant fall in sales Mercedes-Benz and took it out of the portfolio. Its production remains in Alabama but is for export only.

Lexus HS

It was the first hybrid model of the brand; however, long after came the CT200h with a more practical size, funnier design, and more efficient, as well as the ES300h for those seeking something bigger, so this sedan became obsolete.

Mazda CX-7

Having the small, efficient, and renewed CX-5 at one end and the huge CX-9 on the other side, the CX-7 remained practically in the middle of the options, and with a fairly small market.

Mitsubishi Galant

This midsize Galant sedan will be one of the models that will leave its place in the plant of Illinois so that Mitsubishi focuses on the manufacturing of smaller and more efficient vehicles like the Outlander Sport and the Mitsubishi electric i.

Mitsubishi Eclipse

The renovation of Mitsubishi models and its focus on much smaller and more efficient models has led the Japanese company to leave out the Eclipse from its plans. Despite the fact that this model was one of the most popular sports cars in recent years, it has long since been surpassed by other models in its category.

Kia Sedona

With rivals like the Honda Odyssey and the Toyota Sienna, this Korean minivan has had sales that were expected, so Kia will give it a break and although there will not be a 2013 model, it is rumored that the brand is working on a new model that could arrive in 2014.

Dodge Caliber

Consumers never managed to decipher if the Dodge Caliber was a hatchback, a wagon, or a crossover. The only certain thing is that the Caliber will say goodbye at the end of 2012, and in return, Dodge will bring back a refined Dart.

I can't believe the Mitsubishi Eclipse is no longer being manufactured, it is amazing, its handling has no competition, this was my first car and I had a wonderful time with it, sorry to hear it is going to be discontinued What UP!

According to the latest automotive news, the Chevrolet Colorado is not going to be discontinued for 2013; there is a new model and design coming for this excellent Chevy truck.