15 Old Car Brands That DID NOT Stand The Test Of Time!

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Welcome back, folks! Remember when Oldsmobile was the pride of the driveway, and AMC was cooking up cars faster than a microwave dinner? Let’s navigate the roads of yesteryear, mapping the journey of car brands that have since retired but remain unforgettable.

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Chapters:
0:00 Introduction
0:16 Pontiac
1:32 Oldsmobile
2:47 Plymouth
3:52 Mercury
4:51 AMC
6:04 Studebaker
7:18 Packard
8:20 DeSoto
9:18 Hudson
10:23 Nash Motors
11:24 Kaiser
12:27 WIllys-Overland
13:36 Eagle
14:44 Tucker
15:32 Edsel
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