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Remember the Volkswagen Beetle craze of the 1990s?

That vehicle along with a slew of other passenger cars—including compacts and hatchbacks—are going to be a thing of the past come 2019.

Automakers are ending production of a laundry-list of vehicles at a rapid pace to make way for more SUVs and crossovers to keep up with customer demand.

According to projections from car-buying advice website Edmunds, about one in two vehicles sold next year will be either an SUV or a crossover.

Here is a list of some of the vehicles that are being discontinued in 2019.

Ford Taurus