Production of the Laser ended on June 3, 1994, due to poor sales. Nothing, including the price, was changed for 1994. The Laser's discontinuation coincided with the introduction of its successor, the 1995 Plymouth Neon, which was available as a two door coupe and a four door sedan and was a far better seller. The Laser was a product of badge engineering and had to compete with two other cars that were virtually identical.
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the first vehicles produced under the newly-formed Diamond-Star Motors, a joint venture between the Chrysler Corporation and the Mitsubishi Motors Corporation
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