We all knew this day was coming, but we never thought it would end like this.  As coupes and sports cars are a dying breed along their sedan stablemates, it seems that the Mustang may not be long for this world.  But we’re not here to talk about the eventual demise of the

​    It only starts with one company, then soon everyone seems to be jumping in.  That is how it has always been as we have seen when it comes to the market.  Everyone is scared to jump in, but once one model takes off in sales, then it seems that everyone wants a piece of that new market.  We have seen this happen to every segment since the entry of the official sedan back at the turn of the century.

​    So it's that time again when we learn about which markets can hold their value and those who can't.  And again it seems that luxury sedans and the EV/Hybrid market are the losers of the automotive world while trucks and actual SUV's are holding their value well.

​            We have all seen them and all have heard about them, but really are they what’s good for this one brand.  I am talking about the destruction of the Porsche brand, through the release of the Cayenne and Panamera models.  Yes we know that Volkswagen is trying to make this little sports car manufacture more profitable, but do they really need