Classic Cars That Used To Be In Vogue In The Past (Photos)

Decades ago, these cars listed below were like today's 2014 Range evogue, 2014 Toyota camry/corolla/Highlander, Lexus, Mercedes Benz ml/gl, Ford Edge, and so on. Having them in your garage then was a status symbol and cool but not anymore Nothing in life is permanent says a sage and this report validates it In decades to come, our 2014 Range Evogue, Bughatti, Porsche, Ferrari, Chrysler, Bentley, Chevy, Lambo, Royce, Mayback, and so on will be referred to as cars from the past by our children. 1. Volkswagen Beetle. Production - 1938 Officialy Discontinued - 2003 Unit sold - 21.5M

2. MERCEDES 200.(W114) Production - 1968. Discontinued - 1976. Units Sold- 1.9M

3. PEUGEOT 404. Production - 1960. Discontinued - 1991. Body style - Saloon. Transmission - 5speed Manual

4. PEUGEOT 504. Production - European France[clarification needed]: 1968–1983 Argentina: 1969–1999 South Africa:1970–1985 China: 1979–1997 Nigeria: 1968–2005 Kenya: 1968–2004

5. PEUGEOT 404 (PICK UP). Peugeot 404 was offered initially as a saloon, but pickup/convertible was added in 1962

6. PEUGEOT 505/505 EVOLUTION. Production - 1979. Discontinued - 1992 Body style - Saloon Transmission - 4/5speed manual

7. MERCEDES 200. Production: 1976-1988 Units Built/Sold: 2.6M Body style: Saloon, Wagon, Limo. Transmission: 5speed manual and later Autos

8. SUBARU 1500/100/LEONE. Manufacturer: Fuji Heavy Industries. Production: 1954/1966/1969 Designer: Shinroku Momose Body style: Sedan. Engine1.5 L FG4A 48 PS (35.3 kW; 47.3 bhp)1.5 L L4-1 55 PS (40.5 kW; 54.2 bhp)

9. DATSUN 280c. Datsun 220C/280c Production: 1979-1983 Assembly: Tochigi, Tochigi, Japan Miaoli,Taiwan Body style: 4-door sedan.

10. VOLVO 200 SERIES/60. Production: Europe: 1974–1993 Canada: 1974–1985. Malaysia: 1984–1993. Body Type: Large family Sedan. Transmission: 4/5speed Manual 300 SERIES. Production: 1976–1991 Unit Sold/Built: 1.1M Body Type: Small Body Sedan Transmission: 4speed Manual.

11. VOLKSWAGEN T2 (VAN, 1950). The Volkswagen Type 2, known officially (depending on body type) as theTransporter,Kombior Microbus, or, informally, as the Bus (US) or Camper(UK), is a panel van introduced in 1950 by the German automaker Volkswagen as its second car model. Following and initially deriving from Volkswagen's first model, theType 1 (Beetle). It was given the factory designation Type 2.