American automakers aren't abandoning sedans because there's no market for them. They are leaving because the competition is fierce. Toyota and Honda own the compact (Corolla, Civic) and midsize (Camry, Accord) segments. ... Those aforementioned sedans have all been overhauled during the past few years.

Are sedans dying?

Once the top pick for Australian families, sedans are now a dying breed. ... Fast forward to 2021, and the medium and large sedan/wagon segment makes up just over 20,000 sales year to date, compared with more than 334,000 SUVs in the same period.

Why are people buying less sedans?

They buy fewer sedans because they aren't crossovers. Crossovers give the illusion of safety from the ride height. People also like to whine about them being easier to get into, as if the entire population of the planet is 400 year olds with osteoporosis.