>Oldsmobile >Mercury >Plymouth >Pontiac >Saturn

hopefully no

no.
hopefully they'll even get some more friends soon

>>16818426
I'd like to see a new Packard, honestly.

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>>16818433
RIP

>>16818426
>Oldsmobile
Doubtful, GM doesn't have the funds to make an inbetweener Caddy/Buick anymore
>Mercury
Possibly if Ford decides it's time to make even cheaper versions of cheap cars again
>Plymouth
No. Fiat doesn't see a market for it. And frankly, neither do I.
>Pontiac
Maybe. The Trans Am was kind of testing the waters for it, and GM could use a performance badge.
>Saturn
No. Saturn was a testing bed, and ultimately it failed as a platform. Chevy has assumed overhead cams and more plastics into their main lineup so in a way it lives on.
>Hummer
The era that made this feasible has passed. Might return as a GMC or Chevy model if the fuckhueg SUV segment ever returns to 90's levels.
>Packard
No. And Rambler, Eagle, and Stanley aren't coming back either.

My [unrealistic] hopefuls.
>AMC
>DMC
>Scion
>Pontiac
>Mercury
>Saturn
>Plymouth
>American Renault
>American Datsun

no reason for them to

>>16818490
DMC still exists

>>16818515
They do.
Tell me more. I'm too lazy to ask our Lord and savior Google.

>>16818527
bruh

http://www.delorean.com/index.php

The only one I can truly see coming back would be Pontiac.

>>16818535
Okay, but they aren't making new cars. Just new parts.

>>16818570
they are supposed to start production this year

Roger smith killed all inner GM competition in the 80's. This inner competition was what made GM great and after he cut it Gm turned to shit as well.
Also "Corvette needz 2 b best XDDD" cancer