go the way of the horse and buggy

To become outdated or obsolete (like traveling by horse and carriage). The prevalence of cell phones today has caused landlines to go the way of the horse and buggy in most homes. Handwritten letters have gone the way of the horse and buggy, which I think is a terrible shame. What am I going to do with my cassette collection now that cassette tapes have gone the way of the horse and buggy?

See also: and, buggy, go, horse, of, way

See also:

go the way of the horse and carriage
go the way of the dodo
horse-and-buggy solution
be (still) going strong
be still going strong
you can't put new wine in(to) an old wineskin
don't put new wine in(to) old bottles
you can't put new wine in(to) old bottles
You cannot put new wine in old bottles
you can't put new wine in(to) an old bottle

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