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Today's cars are characterized by many functional variants. There are many reasons for the underlying variability, from the adaptation to diverse markets to different technical aspects, which are based on a cross-platform reuse of software functions. Inevitably, this variability is reflected in the model-based automotive software development. A modeling language, which is widely used for modeling embedded software in the automotive industry, is Matlab/Simulink. There are concepts facing the high demand for a systematic handling of variability in Simulink-models. However, not every concept is suitable for every automotive application. In order to present a classification of concepts for modeling variability in Simulink, this paper first has to determine the relevant use cases for variant handling in model-based automotive software development. Existing concepts for modeling variability in Simulink will then be presented before being classified in relation to the previously determined use cases.