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The Ford Bronco. The Chevrolet Trailblazer. The Toyota Supra. The Land Rover Defender.

Could these long-gone vehicles make a comeback? bit.ly/3vDumfI

Chevrolet El Camino: This combination pickup-car made in the 60s, 70s and 80s has one of the cooler names you can imagine on a vehicle.

Analyst Karl Brauer urged the automaker to not introduce it as a “trim level or stylish rebody” of the Chevrolet Colorado midsize pickup.

Dodge Dakota: This compact or midsize pickup, depending on how you measure it, would seem to be a great fit to bring back.

Stellantis owns the Dodge and Ram brands, which are separate these days, as well as Jeep.

Any Pontiac vehicle: The brand itself was discontinued when GM filed for bankruptcy protection in 2009. At the time, the company was desperate to reduce expenses and complexity, so Pontiac was a casualty.

Could it come back?

Buick Riviera: Buick has largely gotten away from performance cars.

But it holds a special place in the hearts of Buick aficionados, especially after a snazzy Buick Riviera concept car was introduced in 2013. That vehicle never came to fruition, yet it still resonates.

Subaru Baja: Yes, this four-wheel-drive utility-pickup blend was a little odd.

But all things Subaru have been clicking lately, so maybe it’s time to bring this one back about 15 years after it was discontinued.