Portal
Here is a list of automobile model nameplates that have a discontiguous timeline of production:
An italicized X will denote that the X means various affixes rather than the X being part of the title.
BMW 6 Series
Buick Century
Buick Roadmaster
Chevrolet Camaro
Chevrolet El Camino
Chevrolet Impala
Chevrolet Malibu
Chevrolet Monte Carlo
Chevrolet Nova
Chrysler 300x
Chrysler Imperial
Chrysler Town & Country
Dodge Challenger
Dodge Charger
Dodge Lancer
Dodge Magnum
Dodge Monaco
Fiat Croma
Ford Fairlane (1950s, 2008)
Ford Thunderbird
Kia Pride
Kia Sportage
Lincoln Continental
Lincoln Zephyr (1936, 2006)
Mercury Capri
Mercury Cougar
Mercury Montego
Mercury Monterey
Nissan Z-car
Opel Tigra
Plymouth Duster
Pontiac LeMans
Pontiac Grand Am
Pontiac GTO
Pontiac Tempest
Volkswagen Beetle/Volkswagen New Beetle (see notes)
Near-miss
These vehicles may be made by the same parent/contract company and use the same nameplate but may have a different brand name.
Dodge Aspen, Chrysler Aspen
Dodge Raider, Mitsubishi Raider
Dodge Neon, Chrysler Neon, Plymouth Neon
Notes
The Volkswagen Beetle/New Beetle: discontinuous in major markets, though the "legacy" Beetle continued production for sale in Mexico. Not a true discontiguious name because the original model was never officially sold as a "Beetle."
The Mercury Monterey was reincarnated as a minivan.
The Chrysler Town and Country was reincarnated as a station wagon in 1965, then as a minivan in 1990.
Nissan's Z-car was discontinued during the late 1990s, and resumed production with the 2003 350Z.
Chevrolet is the current champion of this list.