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27/05/2026 1:46 pm
John Bono
North Jersey
27/05/2026 1:57 pm
That's a real shame. Hard to believe there were so many that have exited.
27/05/2026 2:16 pm
WOW. Really impressive John. I guess one could also consider Auburn and Cord since we're including the Duesey.
27/05/2026 2:37 pm
At 72 I sure as hell miss AMC, Plymouth, Pontiac (especially for that ‘70 T-A i once had), Oldsmobile, Studebaker and more. I’m glad to have lived then. I might throw in a regret for Saturn although i’ve never owned one but the family members that did loved them.
Topic starter
27/05/2026 2:51 pm
Steve, please include me as a Saturn fan. Thanks!At 72 I sure as hell miss AMC, Plymouth, Pontiac (especially for that ‘70 T-A i once had), Oldsmobile, Studebaker and more. I’m glad to have lived then. I might throw in a regret for Saturn although i’ve never owned one but the family members that did loved them.
John Bono
North Jersey
27/05/2026 4:34 pm
@perrone1 I quite agree Tony. Having owned a Pierce Arrow makes me want to include it as well.
27/05/2026 4:37 pm
Great picture. I was here for all except Dusenberg and Tucker.
Ed Davis
Inverness, Illinois, USA
27/05/2026 6:54 pm
Oakland, LaSalle, Frazer and Kaiser as well. So many gone.😟
27/05/2026 7:57 pm
There was also Edsel, although some might want to forget about it.
Ed Davis
Inverness, Illinois, USA
28/05/2026 6:01 am
There was also Edsel, although some might want to forget about it.
Edsel?? Oh yeah, Edsel; I forgot about that one. HA! 
28/05/2026 2:57 pm
There must be a few thousand or more brands that have vanished worldwide since 1900.
The more you think about them, the more you remember. My first car was a 1954 Singer SM 1500 Roadster. Long gone too.
Tony Perrone and Ed Davis reacted