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In Memorandum: 2025
🕑 Added 2025-12-17 16:01:50 +0000 UTCAnother year has passed. Another revolution around the sun. And that sun is setting on yet another group of cars. It's time once again for the annual Regular Car Reviews Automotive In Memoriam, profiling the cars that won't see the New Year. And not all of them are recently-introduced models either, you know, the ones that went from grand opening to grand closing. We have some absolutely legendary cars that will be going from in production to discontinued. Some more beloved than others, of course. But some that might genuinely surprise you.
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aDuckedUpGoose
Sounded like you said the legacy was the bassist of the outback lol. Sounds like the outbacks are an Australian ska band that Brian would listen to.
Aubrey Schaefer
I can't say it on the main video, but the XM looks like a dick ejaculating a pair of BMW kidney grilles. It's such a dick.
Bradford Smith
I was just coming to say The Subaru Legacy ending broke my heart. 2005 legacy GT was my first Subaru, and I fell in love with the brand and the model. Then a 2012 2.5i 6mt, and a 2014 3.6r limited (last year before CVT). Switched to a 2018 WRX summer 2024. Love the WRX for what it is, but I miss the extra room and comfort, blending in with traffic (no one trying to run me at lights or big loud trucks flooring it if I get next to them). New legacy XT touring has the same engine as the VB WRX only with CVT but just as tuneable for power. Sedans don't sell, because manufacturers don't put anything in advertising them or making them something worth considering. RIP Legacy, you will never be forgotten and always be missed! Go be with the Legacy wagon in car heaven (probably a hand wash carwash in the sky)
Michael Livote
The Legacy is the only one I cared about (I owned 2 of them, both early models) good riddance to the other trash. That end song kicked ass Roman, I love you guys so much, Merry Christmas and a Happy and Healthy New Year!
