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SteveeAnders79

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People in the US don't seem to care about fuel effciency that much.
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So now there are only 5 sedans in the 2018 top 20. It makes me wonder, how many of them will be included in the 2019 top 20? Three? Two? One? Zero?

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SteveeAnders79 said:
Hello all!
People in the US don't seem to care about fuel effciency that much.
The-20-Best-Selling-Cars-and-Trucks-in-the-U.S.A.-Year-over-Year-Comparisons.jpg


So now there are only 5 sedans in the 2018 top 20. It makes me wonder, how many of them will be included in the 2019 top 20? Three? Two? One? Zero?

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Really interesting point about the shift in popular car models, Steven. It's a dynamic market for sure. Speaking of which, I recently stumbled upon Autoxloo's digital solutions for car dealerships. They seem to have a keen grasp on market trends and offer great tools for dealers to adapt to these changes. Might be something to look into for insights on future trends.
 
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The thread discusses the declining presence of sedans in the U.S. top 20 best-selling vehicles, with only 5 sedans appearing in 2018 compared to previous years, suggesting a shift in consumer preference toward trucks and SUVs over fuel-efficient cars. The original poster speculates that sedans may be nearly extinct from the top 20 by 2019, reflecting broader market trends away from traditional passenger cars. While one commenter acknowledges the interesting market shift, the thread offers limited substantive discussion of the causes or implications of this trend.

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