Edmunds says goodbye to five discontinued vehicles for 2022

To make room for new models, automakers bid adieu to older cars and SUVs each year

Automakers are constantly introducing new models and nameplates to their lineups to meet consumer preferences and to keep their lineup fresh. With that comes the need to cycle older models out. These discontinuations aren’t promoted, and shoppers often don’t realize they’re gone until it’s too late. With this in mind, Edmunds’ experts highlighted five outgoing vehicles that will be gone after the 2021 model year. While there are reasons behind each vehicle’s discontinuation, it’s possible you might want one before they’re sold out. They may not be easy to find given the current new vehicle shortage, so you may want to act sooner rather than later. The vehicles below are sorted by manufacturer’s suggested retail price from low to high and include the destination charge. 2021 VOLKSWAGEN GOLF Hatchbacks have fallen out of favor with many shoppers over the years. The latest casualty for the class is one of its most well known: the Volkswagen Golf, which ends its long run in the U.S. after the 2021 model year. VW will still offer the Golf GTI and the Golf R, which return as fully redesigned 2022 models.