Yeah the market has clearly spoken, minivan sales have fallen off a cliff since 1.4 million in 2000, this year on track to sell 300K (a 79% drop). Small cars are on track to sell 1.2 million this year (2.5 million in 2000, a 52% drop). (That doesn't include expensive small luxury cars, but it does include expensive luxury mini vans).
As for SUVs, that is the EPA regulations speaking, not the market. The highest selling SUV segment is the small SUV segment, which is made up of small wagons and hatchbacks lifted to 8"+ of ground clearance to take advantage of EPA rules.
After volume showed signs of recuperation through the middle half of the last decade, the segment's 2019 collapse suggests we haven't reached bottom yet.
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The Dodge Caravan kicked off a decades-long minivan boom in America, which has since tapered off. In May, the Grand Caravan ends production.
www.businessinsider.com
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