Model name recycling

The "Zephyr" was originally a Lincoln, back in the '30s.

It became a Mercury in the '70s as a rebadged Fairmont.

Now a Zephyr is a Lincoln again.

Are there other examples wherein a model name has been swapped back and forth between brands?

I know that there were both Dodge and Plymouth Neons - not exactly the same thing, but I'll concede that it is similar enough. What else?

Capri, both Ford and Mercury

Edit: Wiki also says Lincoln used the name in the 50's as well.

Sierra Both a GMC and a Ford.

POS

you've all owned one.

Ford and Mercury F-100/M-100. Does that count?

GMC/Chevy Suburban.

Buick Roadmaster was from the 50's, and revived in 1991. Brougham has been a Cadillac and Oldsmobile.

I'll have more later, just can't think of it now.

Oh, and then the AMC eagle to the brand Eagle, I think that Imperial was a brand and a Chrysler, and some more funny ones in there.

Dodge Lancer and Mitsubishi Lancer.

Going with what mtn started, model that became a brand, Mini and MINI and Dodge Ram and Ram.

Corvette is a brand in other markets.

Asüna Sunfire and Pontiac Sunfire.

Saturn Astra/Opel Astra

mtn wrote: GMC/Chevy Suburban.

1950's Mopars also used the Suburban name on station wagons.

Grtechguy wrote: POS you've all owned one.

Yes, more commonly known as VW

EvanB wrote:

Grtechguy wrote: POS you've all owned one.

Yes, more commonly known as VW

Screaming it out loud.

John Brown wrote:

EvanB wrote:

Grtechguy wrote: POS you've all owned one.

Yes, more commonly known as VW

Screaming it out loud.

I used to always get my lugnuts stuck and got tired of cutting off the wheels so I sold the VW.

Speaking of VW's and this topic...VW Cabriolet...Porsche 911 cabriolet.

Pontiac Trans Am...Trans Am racing series.

Pontiac GTO and Ferrari GTO

Shelby Cobra,,,Mustang Cobra

In that case, IROC and Camaro IROC

Ferrari Daytona and Dodge Daytona.

Mercedes and BMW 320.

Ferrari Dino, Fiat Dino

TJ wrote: Speaking of VW's and this topic...VW Cabriolet...Porsche 911 cabriolet.

Audi Cabriolet

Dodge Magnum of the 70s and Dodge Magnum of today.