Which discontinued product was brought back to market in 1985 after a 79-day consumer rebellion that included protests, hoarding of old inventory, and the formation of organized consumer groups?

Throughout history, many iconic brands have faced extinction only to rise again through strategic revivals. These resurrections often represent fascinating case studies in brand strategy and consumer nostalgia. This poll tests your knowledge about one of the most remarkable brand comebacks in commercial history - a product that disappeared for decades before making a triumphant return to store shelves.

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Coca-Cola Classic (following the New Coke disaster)
Ford Thunderbird (after its 1997 discontinuation)
Nintendo Entertainment System (NES Classic Edition)
Polaroid instant cameras (after digital photography dominance)