4 pointsby eawosika4 hours ago4 comments
  • mochacosine12064 hours ago
    No mention of the mx5. So sad.
    • eawosika3 hours ago
      Hey. Thanks for reading. From what I understand, the Mazda MX-5, which I believe you're referring to, is more of a two-seater sports car than a subcompact or compact passenger car, which are the segments the article focuses on. Also, the MX-5 is still in production as of 2026: https://www.mazdausa.com/vehicles/mx-5-miata.

      A better example of a Mazda model I failed to mention would be the Mazda2, which was a subcompact that discontinued in 2014 (https://www.cars.com/research/mazda-mazda2/). Thanks for the nudge, though. I just realized the Mazda3 (a compact passenger car) is still in production, so it should be on the list of small cars that are still around.

  • fragmede2 hours ago
    They didn't touch on one anxiety that drives having bigger SUV over something smaller. There's a housing and jobs crisis, and living out of an SUV or minivan is far preferably to living out of anything smaller.
  • eawosika4 hours ago
    Article covering the gradual decline of small cars in the US and the consequences of this market shift.
  • AmazingEveryDay2 hours ago
    Maybe another side-effect of GLP-1 usage will be a return to smaller cars! As a sometime pedestrian/cyclist, I can only hope.