Mazda6 and Subaru Tribeca out of production?

According to official reports and statistics on sales, Mazda6 and Subaru Tribeca are living their last period of life.

Mazda6 and Subaru Tribeca cela are two of the world's best selling models and according to a report by Automotive News, which in turn cites Japanese newspaper Nikkan Kogyo, it seems that both models are close to an imminent removal from production.

Subaru Tribeca has been unpopular since its market introduction, the B9 Tribeca, but recent sales figures illustrate the model are even more sad. Only 910 units have found a home outside the factory, in the year.
Subaru has tried to increase the appeal emanates from Tribeca and gave a facelift, but buyers were more likely to be distinctly unimpressed by the new look.

And while other Subaru models are selling like hot cakes, Tribeca is a little more than nothing to occupy space on the assembly lines in Indiana. The manufacturer has already announced that he dropped to a new generation Tribeca, which is definitely not a good sign.

And if the Tribeca can be classified as a catastrophic sales model, or a commercial failure, Mazda6 is not a hamburger, but it definitely has a lot to reach the desired numbers of the manufacturer. Mazda had planned to produce 100,000 units from its factory in Flat Rock, but the figure has decreased due to weak sales. In 2010, the Japanese have managed to sell only 45,168 units, which led to speculation about an imminent withdrawal from the manufacture of this model in the U.S..

Mazda has not revealed future intentions regarding the model 6, but rumors credited the idea of ​​moving the factory located in Flat Rock, USA, leaving the assembly lines in favor of Ford, which already produces the Mustang there. Another rumor claims that Mazda would move production to a new factory in Mexico, UNED labor is much cheaper than the U.S..

But if you choose to stop production of the Subaru Tribeca in the U.S., the CUV is like dead. What is not needed to happen and Mazda6, which could be imported from other markets.

No Mazda, Subaru have not yet given any official announcements on the future of the two models, or future car production in the U.S..