Do You Know Which Car Brands No Longer Exist?

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Which Car Brand Made The Famous Edsel In The 1950s?

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Is Oldsmobile Still Making Cars Today?

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Which Of These Car Brands No Longer Exists?

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What Country Did The Car Brand Saab Come From?

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Which Defunct Brand Made The DeLorean Sports Car?

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In What Decade Did The Plymouth Car Brand Disappear?

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What Did General Motors Do With The Hummer Brand In 2010?

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Which American Brand Built The Rambler Before Closing Down?

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What Happened To The Luxury Car Brand Packard?

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Which Popular Brand Sold The Le Car In The 1970s?

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Which Car Brand Disappeared After General Motors Shut It Down In 2010?

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Is The Mercury Car Brand Still Being Sold Today?

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Which Defunct Brand Was Famous For Its Muscle Car The Barracuda?

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What Country Did The Now-Defunct Car Brand Yugo Come From?

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Which Defunct GM Brand Was Positioned Between Buick And Cadillac In The 1930s?

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Which Of These Brands Is Still Actively Selling Cars Today?

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Which British Automotive Group Originally Owned The Mini Before BMW Acquired It?

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In What Decade Did The Studebaker Car Brand Finally Close?

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Which German Car Brand Did General Motors Own For Decades Before Selling It In 2017?

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Which Of These Classic Brands Disappeared In The 1980s?

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Which Defunct American Brand Built The Compact Rambler American In The Early 1960s?

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Which Of These Car Brands Merged With Nash In 1954 To Form American Motors?

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In What Decade Did The Mercury Car Brand Finally Close?

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What Country Did The Defunct Car Brand Triumph Come From?

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Which Of These Brands Once Made The Beloved Spitfire Sports Car?

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Which American Brand Disappeared After Making The Popular Corsair?

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What Happened To The German Car Brand Maybach After World War II?

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Which Of These Brands Once Sold The Classic Tucker Automobile?

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Which Of These Iconic Car Brands Is Still Selling Cars Today?

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Which Of These Beloved Car Brands Closed Down In 2004?

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Which Of These Brands Made The Classic Comet In The 1960s?

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Which Defunct Brand Once Made The Luxurious Imperial Sedan?

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Is The Geo Car Brand Still Selling Cars Today?

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In What Decade Did Chrysler Finally Discontinue The Imperial Brand For Good?

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Which Of These Car Brands Was Once Owned By American Motors?

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Which Defunct British Brand Made The Beloved Jaguar Before Ford Bought It?

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Ford

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Chrysler

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Studebaker

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Chevrolet

Ford launched the Edsel in 1957 and discontinued it just two years later after poor sales.

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No, It Closed In 2004

2

Yes, Still Active

3

It Became Cadillac

4

It Merged With Buick

Oldsmobile, founded in 1897, was America's oldest surviving car brand before General Motors shut it down in 2004.

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Dodge

2

Lincoln

3

Pontiac

4

Buick

General Motors discontinued Pontiac in 2010 as part of its bankruptcy restructuring, ending 84 years of production.

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Germany

2

Finland

3

Sweden

4

Denmark

Saab was a beloved Swedish brand that originally made aircraft before building cars — it ceased production in 2011.

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Kaiser-Frazer

2

Tucker Corporation

3

DeLorean Motor Company

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American Motors

The gull-winged DeLorean became a pop-culture icon after starring in Back To The Future, though the company folded in 1982.

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The 1980s

2

The 1970s

3

The 1990s

4

The 2000s

Chrysler discontinued Plymouth in 2001 after 74 years, ending a brand that once competed directly with Ford and Chevrolet.

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Moved Production To China

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Discontinued It Entirely

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Sold It To Ford

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Merged It With GMC

GM killed the Hummer brand in 2010 after a planned sale to a Chinese firm fell through during bankruptcy restructuring.

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Packard

2

Hudson

3

American Motors

4

Kaiser-Frazer

American Motors Corporation, known for practical and fuel-efficient cars, was absorbed by Chrysler in 1987 and disappeared entirely.

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It Became Lincoln

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It Merged With Cadillac

3

It Closed In The 1950s

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It Moved To Europe

Packard was once considered America's finest luxury car, rivaling Rolls-Royce, but the brand collapsed in 1958 after years of decline.

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Alfa Romeo

2

Fiat

3

Peugeot

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Renault

French brand Renault sold the tiny Le Car across America in the late 1970s but fully exited the U.S. market by 1987.

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Chevrolet

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Buick

3

Cadillac

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Saturn

Saturn was launched in 1985 as GM's answer to Japanese imports but never turned a consistent profit.

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Yes, It Still Exists

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No, It Closed In 2010

3

It Merged With Ford

4

It Became Lincoln

Ford discontinued Mercury in 2010 after 72 years, as the brand had lost its distinct identity from Ford and Lincoln.

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AMC

2

Oldsmobile

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Pontiac

4

Plymouth

Plymouth launched the Barracuda in 1964, beating the Ford Mustang to market by two weeks.

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Poland

2

Romania

3

Yugoslavia

4

Hungary

The Yugo GV sold for just $3,990 in 1985, making it the cheapest new car ever sold in America.

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DeSoto

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LaSalle

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Marquette

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Imperial

LaSalle launched in 1927 as an affordable Cadillac companion brand and was quietly discontinued in 1940 after 13 years.

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Saturn

2

Pontiac

3

Oldsmobile

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Buick

Buick is one of GM's oldest surviving brands, founded in 1899, and today sells strongly in China as well as North America.

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Triumph

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Jaguar

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Vauxhall

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Rover

Rover Group owned the Mini brand through the 1990s until BMW purchased it and relaunched it in 2001.

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The 1980s

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The 1960s

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The 1970s

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The 1950s

Studebaker built its last car in 1966 in Hamilton, Ontario, ending a brand that originally made horse-drawn wagons in the 1850s.

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Borgward

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Lloyd

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Glas

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Opel

GM sold Opel to PSA Group in 2017 after owning it since 1929 ending nearly 90 years of American ownership.

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Imperial

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Mercury

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Pontiac

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Saturn

Chrysler's Imperial luxury brand was revived several times but was finally discontinued in 1983 after decades of on-and-off production.

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American Motors

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Crosley

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Studebaker

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Kaiser-Frazer

American Motors championed compact economy cars when rivals ignored them and was eventually absorbed by Chrysler in 1987.

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DeSoto

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Hudson

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Packard

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LaSalle

Hudson and Nash combined in 1954 to form American Motors Corporation ending both brands as independents.

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The 2000s

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The 2010s

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The 1980s

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The 1990s

Ford officially discontinued Mercury in 2011 after 72 years, citing slow sales and overlap with Ford and Lincoln models.

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England

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Germany

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France

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Italy

Triumph was a beloved British sports car brand that ceased production in 1984 after financial collapse.

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Triumph

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Rover

3

Austin

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Vauxhall

The Triumph Spitfire, produced from 1962 to 1980, was a compact British roadster beloved for its affordable open-air driving experience.

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Hudson

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Nash

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Kaiser

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DeSoto

DeSoto was shut down by Chrysler in 1960 after 32 years, with the Corsair being one of its final models.

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It Shut Down Completely

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It Moved To America

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It Merged With BMW

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It Became Volkswagen

Maybach ceased all car production in 1941 and never recovered after the war, though Mercedes later revived the name as a luxury sub-brand.

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Crosley Motors

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Kaiser Motors

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Tucker Corporation

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Nash Motors

Tucker built only 51 cars in 1948 before the company collapsed amid controversy, making every surviving Tucker extremely valuable today.

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Mercury

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Saturn

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Pontiac

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Cadillac

Cadillac has been America's luxury car leader since 1902 and remains one of GM's most profitable and recognizable brands worldwide.

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Pontiac

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Oldsmobile

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Saturn

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Mercury

Oldsmobile, founded in 1897, was actually the oldest American car brand when General Motors shut it down in 2004.

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Oldsmobile

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Mercury

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Studebaker

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Pontiac

The Mercury Comet was originally designed as a standalone compact car before Ford assigned it to the Mercury brand in 1962.

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Hudson

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Packard

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Chrysler

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LaSalle

Imperial was Chrysler's flagship luxury line and briefly became its own separate brand in 1955 before disappearing for good in 1983.

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Yes, It Still Exists

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No, It Closed In 2004

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No, It Closed In 1997

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No, It Closed In 2010

Geo was a budget brand created by GM in 1989 and quietly discontinued after just eight years on the market.

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The 1980s

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The 1960s

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The 1990s

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The 1970s

Imperial ended production in 1983 after Chrysler could not sustain a separate luxury brand against Cadillac and Lincoln.

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Saturn

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Eagle

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Geo

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Hummer

Eagle was created by Chrysler after it acquired American Motors in 1987 and survived until 1998.

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British Leyland

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Austin

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Triumph

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Rover

British Leyland owned Jaguar from 1968 until 1984, when the UK government sold it off as a standalone company.

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