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Time to wave goodbye to these models
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It was a big year for automotive in 2020, with the exit of Holden, the cancellation of international motor shows and the Australian Grand Prix due to coronavirus, and the steady decline of new car sales.
In a challenging climate, it s perhaps unsurprising that carmakers reduced their ranges, discontinued under-performers and replaced older models with hybrids, electric cars or new creations altogether.
Following Infiniti s late-2019 exit from the Australian market, plus Holden s sudden departure, the body count for cars that exited local roads in 2020 is high.
To keep track, we rounded up every model line that s already gone, or is soon to depart our shores, in 2020 (that we know of).
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