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Originally Posted by Compromised
Tying the series to a body shape... that seems like history repeating itself, no?
The 4-door sedan bubble burst.
2-door coupes already seem played out.
No one knows where car trends/styles are going - yet Supercars are planning long term series/structural changes that revolve around a very specific body style, that even now seems to be waning in popularity.
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On the contrary they know where trends are headed - but it does not fit with what used to be known as touring cars.
EG:
The iconic Holden Commodore is no more after the carmaker announced it would axe the car from its line-up to focus solely on utes and big SUVs.
Ford today announced it will phase out most cars it sells in North America. According to its latest financial release, the auto giant “will transition to two vehicles” — the Mustang and an unannounced vehicle, the Focus Active, being the only traditional cars it sells in the region.