The Cars' final album before their initial disbandment, "Door to Door" arrived in 1987 with less fanfare than previous efforts. It marked the only Cars album without bassist Benjamin Orr, who had recently departed.
- "Door to Door" was the sixth and final studio album released by The Cars before their initial breakup. The album was produced by Rod O'Reilly and The Cars. It features the singles "You Are the Girl" and "Coming Up For Air."
- The album reached number 26 on the Billboard 200 chart. It was the band's lowest-charting album to date.
- Bassist Benjamin Orr did not participate in the recording of "Door to Door," having left the band prior to its completion. He was replaced by temporary session musicians.
The Cars were a new wave band formed in Boston in 1978, known for blending rock and roll with synthesizers. At the time of "Door to Door," they were releasing their sixth studio album, a period marked by the departure of bassist Benjamin Orr.
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