Title: Car Brands That No Longer Exist - The Delite
Headings: Car Brands That No Longer Exist
Car Brands That No Longer Exist
Plymouth
Pontiac
Saab
Mercury
Oldsmobile
Hummer
Suzuki
Saturn
Scion
Checker
Studebaker
Isuzu
Willys
AMC
Packard
DeSoto
Eagle
Edsel
Avanti
Rover
Tucker
Kaiser-Frazer
DeLorean
Rambler
Mosler

Content: During the 50-plus years the company was in business, it focused on producing some very beautiful (and very pricey) cars. DeSoto
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The Chrysler Corporation, led by founder Walter Chrysler, created DeSoto as a division of Chrysler. From 1928 to 1960, DeSoto created memorable midcentury-style mid-priced cars. However, the 1958 recession greatly impacted the marquee’s viability and the division was ultimately terminated. Eagle
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After Chrysler acquired AMC in 1987, the company created the Eagle car brand. The marquee only lasted from the late 1980s until the late 1990s when Chrysler shut it down. During its brief time, the brand gave the world cars like the on-theme Eagle Talon and the Eagle Summit. Edsel
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Although the Ford Motor Company has had a lot of success as a company, it’s also had its share of flops, including its Edsel car brand. For just two short years between 1958 and 1960, the Edsel brand produced eight different models of car. However, after poor sales, it was deemed a failure and discontinued by Ford.