The automotive world is in constant evolution, and with the advancement of technology and new market demands, some iconic models are saying goodbye. In 2025, a list of 10 world-famous automobiles will bid farewell to the production line, leaving a legacy of history, innovation, and passion on wheels. Prepare your heart, as the following list brings together true legends that you will no longer see in dealerships, ordered from least to most important.
10. Maserati Ghibli: The Italian Sedan That Challenged Germany
The Maserati Ghibli represented the Italian brand’s boldness in challenging German dominance in the luxury sedan segment. With an elegant and sporty design, the Ghibli offered a more emotional and passionate alternative to its Germanic competitors. Its V6 turbo engine, developed by Ferrari, guaranteed exciting performance and a characteristic roar. Despite not achieving the same commercial success as its rivals, the Ghibli left its mark as a sedan with Italian style and soul, which bids farewell to make way for new Maserati models.
9. Alfa Romeo Giulia Quadrifoglio: Italian Elegance and Sporting Soul
Closing the list, the Alfa Romeo Giulia Quadrifoglio, the high-performance version of the Italian sedan that rescued the brand’s sporting DNA. With its 510 hp twin-turbo V6 engine, developed by Ferrari, the Giulia Quadrifoglio delivered an exciting and passionate driving experience, worthy of the best Italian sports cars. In addition to performance, the Giulia Quadrifoglio stood out for its elegant and sophisticated design, which exuded Italian style from every angle. Its farewell is lamented by Alfa Romeo enthusiasts and lovers of sporty sedans with personality.
8. Toyota Supra: The Japanese Sports Car That Was Reborn to Conquer
The Toyota Supra is another Japanese sports car that marked an era, especially in the 90s, with its fourth generation that became a pop culture icon. After a long period of absence, the Supra was reborn in 2019, in a partnership with BMW, to rekindle the flame of Toyota sports cars. Despite controversies about its “German soul,” the new Supra won fans with its modern design and fun performance. Its discontinuation, relatively early in its new generation, may indicate a change in Toyota’s strategy in the sports car segment.
7. Jaguar F-Type: The English Feline with Stunning Design
The Jaguar F-Type arrived to rescue the essence of the British brand’s classic sports cars, with a design that evokes icons like the E-Type. Whether in the coupe or convertible version, the F-Type has always attracted attention for its sensual and elegant lines, as well as the robust roar of its V6 and V8 engines. Throughout its years on the market, the F-Type has won fans around the world, becoming a symbol of British sportiness and sophistication. Its farewell leaves a void for lovers of cars with striking design and strong personality.
6. Maserati Quattroporte: Elegance and History in Four Doors
The Maserati Quattroporte is an icon of the Italian brand, a luxury sedan that carries with it decades of history and tradition. Throughout its generations, the Quattroporte has always stood out for its combination of elegance, sportiness, and comfort, embodying the Italian lifestyle. Its farewell marks the end of an important chapter in Maserati’s history, but its legacy of sophistication and refinement will remain alive in the memory of car enthusiasts.
5. Ferrari SF90 Stradale: The Hybrid That Announced a New Era
If the 812 Competizione represents tradition, the SF90 Stradale embodies innovation and Ferrari’s vision for the future. The first plug-in hybrid from the prancing horse brand, the SF90 combines a turbo V8 engine with three electric motors, delivering a combined power of 1,000 hp. More than impressive numbers, the SF90 represents a paradigm shift at Ferrari, breaking barriers and paving the way for a new era of electrified sports cars. Its discontinuation, relatively early, indicates that the brand is already preparing the next step in this journey towards the future of performance.
4. Chevrolet Camaro: The American Muscle Car That Ignited Generations
The Chevrolet Camaro is one of the most emblematic American muscle cars of all time, rivaling the Ford Mustang in popularity. Throughout its six generations, the Camaro personified rebellion and passion for powerful cars, with an aggressive design and V8 engines that made the ground tremble. Present in movies, music, and popular imagination, the Camaro became a symbol of American automotive culture. Its farewell, after more than 50 years of history, is a hard blow for muscle car fans and a sign of changing times in the industry.
3. Nissan GT-R: The Japanese “Godzilla” That Astonished the World
The Nissan GT-R, affectionately nicknamed “Godzilla,” is a Japanese sports car that revolutionized the automotive world with its cutting-edge technology and brutal performance. Since its launch, the GT-R has challenged much more expensive and renowned cars, showing that Japanese engineering could surpass traditional powers. With its twin-turbo V6 engine and all-wheel-drive system, the GT-R delivered impressive acceleration and cornering, becoming an icon among enthusiasts. Its discontinuation represents the end of an era of high-performance Japanese sports cars that conquered the world.
2. Ferrari 812 Competizione: The Apocalyptic Farewell to the Naturally Aspirated V12
Ferrari has always been synonymous with passionate sports cars, and the 812 Competizione represents the swan song of a glorious lineage: that of naturally aspirated V12s. In a world dominated by turbo engines and electrification, Ferrari made a point of honoring tradition with this visceral and exciting machine. Its 6.5-liter V12 delivers 840 hp of pure adrenaline, accompanied by a celestial sound that sends shivers down your spine. The 812 Competizione is not just a car, it is a unique and unforgettable sensory experience, which bids farewell to make way for an inevitably different future.
1. Bugatti Chiron: The Hypercar That Reigned Supreme
To finalize the list at the top, the Bugatti Chiron. The successor to the Veyron, which was already a spectacular car, raised the bar for hypercars to a stratospheric level. With its absurd 1,500 hp 8.0-liter quad-turbo W16 engine, the Chiron personified the pursuit of perfection and maximum performance. Limited to 500 units, each Chiron is a work of engineering art, with a level of exclusivity and luxury that few cars in the world can achieve. Its farewell marks the end of an era of unprecedented automotive opulence and power.