A lot went down in 2013. It was something of a banner year for the automotive business. Products continued to get better, sales steadily improved and alternative propulsion, whether in the form of electricity or diesel gained significant traction.
Beyond all of this, a new Chevrolet Corvette was introduced; Ford revealed its next-generation Mustang; and it was announced that Mary Barra will become the next CEO of General Motors. The times, they are uh-changin’ and for the better.
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But it wasn’t all puppies, cotton candy and songs about holding hands; quite a few nameplates were culled in 2013. Here’s a list of vehicles that were terminated last year, some of which we’re sad to see go, others probably should have never made it into production.
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