10 Sportscars Set for the Final Lap

The auto sector is experiencing a major change in 2024, as many popular sports cars are being phased out.

Regrettably, this change had been anticipated long before due to expected shifts in customer tastes and greater government regulations worldwide. As automakers increasingly focus on sport utility vehicles and electric models, several legendary brands known for high-performance automobiles are set to fade away.

These automobiles signify the conclusion of a chapter for high-performance gasoline-powered supercars, and as electric vehicles become more prevalent, we could witness a decline in such powerful internal-combustion machines going forward. This could represent the final opportunity for fans to own one of these legendary vehicles before they fade into historical significance.

These are the vehicles we regret losing:

1. Alfa Romeo Giulia Quadrifoglio

Alfa Romeo’s Giulia Quadrifoglio A beloved choice among fans and destined to become a timeless classic. Known for its strong V6 engine and excellent maneuverability. As the V6 version has been phased out in 2024, Alfa Romeo is shifting towards vehicles that better match those of its Stellantis counterparts, such as electric architectures akin to the Dodge Charger.

2. Audi A5 Coupe/Convertible

Audi’s A5 Coupe and convertibles are gradually being removed from the product line as the company shifts its focus. Starting in 2025, the A5 model will change into a four-door sedan, whereas the A4 could be entirely electrified.

3. Audi R8

A few remaining naturally aspirated V10 engines, the Audi R8 will cease operations by the conclusion of 2025. Recognized for its Ferrari-inspired speed, the R8's cancellation signifies the close of a chapter for Audi's premium gasoline-powered supercars.

4. Chevrolet Camaro

General Motors is announcing the end of production for its legendary Camaro model. By the conclusion of 2024, after the removal of the turbocharged four-cylinder option last year. Enthusiasts will long for the powerful V8 engines, particularly those with manual transmissions.

5. Jaguar F-Type

Jaguar’s F-Type A classic feature of British sports cars, the F-Type will stop being manufactured in 2024. Its unique design and thrilling performance earned it popularity, yet Jaguar's move towards fully electric models means there's no place left for this V8-engine car.

6. Maserati Ghibli

Maserati’s Ghibli is yet another casualty of Stellantis' shift toward electric vehicles. Its removal from the line-up in 2024 signifies the conclusion of a chapter for the brand's luxury sedans, with the Ghibli set to be succeeded by an electric version of the Quattroporte.

7. Mini Clubman

The unusual and enjoyable-to-operate Mini Clubman is set to stop being produced by 2025 as Mini shifts attention towards more suitable options for families, such as the Countryman. The Clubman, particularly with the John Cooper Works package, will be lamented by fans who valued its dynamic yet functional style.

8. Nissan GT-R

Following a remarkable 17-year tenure, the Nissan GT-R is set to retire by the end of 2024. Known as "Godzilla" due to its powerful capabilities, the GT-R's heritage will continue through exclusive Final Edition versions, although reports suggest a new model may be under preparation.

9. Porsche 718 Cayman/Boxster

The Porsche 718 Another model may face discontinuation in the near future because of stricter emission rules. Europe has already stopped selling gasoline-powered variants, and the U.S. is expected to do the same shortly, with an electric alternative set to arrive soon.

10. Toyota GR Supra 2.0

The Toyota GR Supra 2.0 The vehicle is gradually being removed from the selection, with only the more widely preferred six-cylinder variants continuing to be available in 2025. Although the four-cylinder model provided a lower-cost way to enter the Supra range, fans have shown a stronger preference for the six-cylinder engine.