The article discusses the decline of the wagon segment, specifically highlighting the Volvo V90's fading presence in the market. With sales plummeting by over 25% year-on-year and overshadowed by crossovers like the XC60, the V90 is set to cease production. The author reflects on their personal car search and the appeal of the V90 as a potential used car purchase despite its dwindling numbers, emphasizing the larger trend of consumers gravitating toward crossovers over traditional wagons.
The V90's production will soon end due to declining sales, making it an attractive used car option despite the tragic loss of this classic wagon.
With over 220,000 sales for the XC60 versus under 10,000 for the V90, it's clear that wagons like the V90 are becoming rare commodities.
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