Bruckell LeGran

Its a coincidence (he said so)

 

I would like to argue that point, I think quite a few concepts from The List™ have come to fruition, they've just been renamed along the way. For example:

• The Jargl DT825 was probably renamed to the Wentward DT40L (this has been discussed to death in the past)
  
  
• The Bruckell Chivala is most likely the Soliad Lansdale, (Chivala is typically used as an insult to a man's masculinity, there's an elaborate social commentary about minivans in there somewhere).
  Alberto Daniel Russo's Artstation page credits Gabe Fink (Gabester) for the "Original Concept" of the Lansdale, so it's reasonable to assume Gabester had a rough shell for what would become the lansdale modelled way back in 2012.
  
  
• The Soliad Palisade could be the Bruckell Bastion (a Palisade and a Bastion are two kinds of fortresses), the name would have been changed due to Hyundai using "Palisade" for a real SUV.
  
  
• I recall hearing a long time ago that "one of the names" on the list (but not which one) was intended for the Bruckell LeGran wagon. To my ears at least, "Tiare" seems similar to "Aries" or "Reliant", so this could have been it.
  
  
• And, while it is a stretch, I think the idea of the 2014 Covet eventually morphed into the the Vivace.
  In the Devblog about the creation of the Vivace, we're told it was originally (in ~2018-2019?) planned to be a Hirochi. It wouldn't be surprising at all for the concept of a modern C-segment hatchback to date back to ~2013.

 

Those are all fair points - I meant to refer to a vehicle directly leaving the list. (I never considered the Palisade to be a predecessor to the Bastion, but it would make sense). Of course, there are other examples of this happening (I reckon the two-door Bluebucks replaced the Albatross, and the 2014 Roamer might've been replaced by the facelift Roamer).