Jaguar has confirmed that the XF Sportbrake is here to stay. “The current Jaguar XF Sportbrake remains in the lineup and is available at retailers and for ordering, including for the upcoming 2020 Model Year which should be announced soon,” a Jaguar spokeswoman said. “This should be good news for wagon enthusiasts.” The automaker clarified that in the long term, vehicles and features that are less popular will likely not make it to the U.S.

Jaguar Land Rover is looking to cut costs amid a 281-million-pound loss in the fourth quarter of last year. To return to profitability, the automaker is trimming its lineup, and it looks like the Jaguar XF Sportbrake could be one of the vehicles in jeopardy—here in the U.S. that is.

According to The Detroit Bureau, the Jaguar brand will cut models that it no longer sees as economically viable, and that includes wagons in the U.S. We reached out to Jaguar Land Rover to confirm when we can expect the XF Sportbrake to disappear on our shores. We’re sad to see it leave after having been introduced here less than two years ago.

Jaguar is also getting rid of manual transmissions after 2019. The Jaguar F-Type loses its manual option for the 2020 model year.

Additionally, Jaguar Land Rover is rethinking diesels due to slumping demand in the U.S. and Europe. And the cuts could extend further in the future. If the market continues to shift toward SUVs in favor of coupes and sedans, “We have to ask [which products] make sense anymore,” Joe Eberhardt, head of Jaguar Land Rover North America, told The Detroit Bureau. One model that could be in trouble is the XJ flagship, which was rumored to go electric in its next generation.