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A car company that originated in South Bend, Indiana, Studebaker is an American classic, but was stopped in 1967. (AP Photo/Aaron Favila)

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Studebaker A car company that originated in South Bend, Indiana, Studebaker is an American classic, but was stopped in 1967. (AP Photo/Aaron Favila)
Imperial Originally a very popular Chrysler luxury model, the Imperial became its own make in 1955, lasting 20 years. It re-appeared in the '80s and was presented at the '06 auto show in Detroit as a concept car, but was pulled because of high oil prices. (AP Photo/Rob Widdis)
Geo A General Motors make, Geo generally made smaller cars, lasting for a decade before being discontinued in 1997. Shown here is the Geo Storm with GM Chairman Roger B. Smith. (AP Photo/Richard Sheinwald)
Plymouth Plymouth, owned by Chrysler, went defunct in 2001. Shown here is one of its most famous models, the Plymouth Neon. (AP Photo/Chrysler, HO)
Oldsmobile The General Motors brand Oldsmobile lasted 106 years before all production was in 2004. (AP Photo/Paul Sancya)
Isuzu Isuzu, a GM make, recently stopped producing new models, and it now only manufactures parts. (AP Photo/HO)
Hummer The Hummer is one of many classic makes that will likely be discontinued by General Motors by the end of this year. (AP Photo/General Motors, HO)
Saturn Saturn will also likely halt new production for GM after more than 24 years of service. (AP Photo/General Motors)
Saab Saab, which was fully acquired by GM in 2000, will cease to make new models at the end of the year. (AP Photo/Bertil Ericson)
Pontiac The most recent General Motors casualty, Pontiac will no longer make new models after this year. (AP Photo/Paul Sancya)