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While its roll-out was highly publicized in the fall of 1957, the 1958 Edsel was a marketing disaster for Ford and for Ford's corporate strategy for meeting General Motors product line for product line. Total Pacer output for the model stood at an estimated 19,202 units, of which 914 were convertibles, 6,730 four-door sedans, 6,534 hardtop coupes, and 5,026 hardtop sedans. Prices for the Pacer ranged from US$2,700 to $3,766. Despite being the best selling Edsel model, the Pacer was discontinued at the end of the 1958 model year. The premium Citation model was also dropped, as was the trouble prone Teletouch system.
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