Which Discontinued Car Should Make a Comeback in India?
If you could bring back one discontinued car, which would it be?
There were some amazing cars that got discontinued over the years and I really miss seeing them on our roads. The Gypsy was such a legend, the Civic had that premium feel, the Beetle was just pure character, and the Lancer was a proper enthusiast's car. If manufacturers could revive just one of these, which one would you want back? Curious what everyone thinks.
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