The automotive industry is full of comeback stories. Some brands survived wars, economic downturns, bad management decisions, and near-bankruptcy thanks to a single vehicle arriving at exactly the right moment. In some cases, these cars generated desperately needed sales. In others, they attracted investors, secured new ownership, or gave struggling automakers a product people actually wanted to buy. Here are 10 cars that helped save their companies when the future looked unc

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