Why Did the Fiat 124 Spider Die?

The early passing of some cars makes perfect sense – this one didn’t

Fiat 124 Spider. Launched in 2016. Dead in 2020. Just four years. Only about 40,000 were made. But why? I ask the question in this one. Do you have an answer?

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