The 13 Cars You Won't Be Able To Purchase in 2012
Published Monday, 31 October, 2011 by Ashley Ingram. Categories: News.
Automakers routinely weed out old models to update their ranks, but we
don't often see many nameplates die off. But for 2012, a handful of
lineups are going the wayside, including a quartet of big Detroit sedans
that essentially mark the end of an era for six-seat passenger cars in
the United States.
Don't go looking for the 2012 versions of any of these:
The 2012 Dead List
BMW M3 sedan
A new…
Toyota has been hinting for years that it would be expanding its Prius model lineup, and the new Prius v we just took for a test drive is likely just the start of a bigger Prius family. Over the past two years, rumors of a minivan, a convertible, and even an SUV variant have been tossed about. But the one derivative of the bunch that has enthusiasts interested is the American-inspired Prius Sports Coupe project?
the three-door and
five-door are aimed at upscale urban drivers who aspire to but can't
quite reach the Range Rover Sport. Dimensionally, the Evoque twins are
the same except that the five-door is about one inch taller and
rear-seat passengers get about two more inches of shoulder room in the
more-spacious back seat.