According to a new study by consulting firm KPMG, by 2030 sedan sales will drop by half as costs for autonomous cars drop and ride-sharing services increase.
Currently, families are opting to keep larger crossovers and sport-utes in place of sedans, and the study predicts that sedan sales will drop to 2.1 million sedans annually in the U.S. by 2030 as ride-sharing services will be used for errands instead of maintaining a second car.
KPMG said it used data collected from cell phones to analyze trips in Atlanta, Chicago and the Los Angeles-San Diego metropolitan regions.
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