Ford
Chevy
Honda
Dodge
Toyota
100

This was the very first car sold by the Ford Motor Company. It featured a 2-cylinder engine and was a two-seater runabout.

The Model A

100

Chevy’s first true sports car, the_________eventually became "America’s Sports Car" and is now in its eighth generation.

Corvette

100

The car that made Honda a global household name. It arrived just before the 1970s oil crisis, offering excellent fuel economy that beat many competitors.

Civic

100


Originally a WWII military vehicle, this became the first mass-produced 4x4 civilian truck. It’s the grandfather of modern heavy-duty pickups.



Power wagen

100

Introduced to provide an affordable "people's car," the Toyota _______ has since become the best-selling car in history, with over 50 million units sold worldwide.

Corolla

200

Marketed as a "personal luxury car," the _________ became a cultural icon of the 1950s with its stylish two-seater design.

Thunderbird

200

Introduced as a direct response to the Ford Mustang, the __________ remains an iconic American muscle car.

Camaro

200

Originally launched as a hatchback, the_______ redefined the family car segment by combining economy with a more premium, "energetic" feel.

Accord

200

Introduced as a high-speed fastback, the 1968–1970 models became icons of pop culture (think The Dukes of Hazzard and Fast & Furious).

Charger

200

Replacing the Corolla, the Toyota ________ became the benchmark for the reliable family sedan and a perennial best-seller in North America.

Camry

300

The __________ created the "pony car" segment. It was an instant hit, selling over 400,000 units in its first year alone.

Mustang

300

These trucks featured the first Crew Cab design and became the foundation for the modern Silverado.

Square body trucks

300

This legendary supercar was the first production vehicle with an all-aluminum body. It was designed to prove that a high-performance car could also be reliable and easy to drive daily.

NSX

300

Dodge's late but powerful entry into the "pony car" race. It was offered with massive HEMI engines that made it a terror on the drag strip.

Challenger

300

Toyota helped create the compact crossover SUV segment with the "Recreational Active Vehicle with 4-wheel drive," blending car-like handling with SUV utility.

RAV-4

400

The __________ is credited with making the SUV a popular family vehicle, shifting consumer taste away from traditional station wagons.

Explorer

400

This model helped popularize the full-size family SUV, offering massive interior space and towing power.

Tahoe

400

Honda's first in-house SUV, which helped pioneer the modern "crossover" segment by using a car-based platform for a more comfortable ride.

CRV

400

A raw, V10-powered beast with no electronic driver aids. It was designed to be a modern-day Shelby Cobra and is still one of the wildest American cars ever made.

Viper

400

The world's first mass-produced hybrid vehicle, the Toyota ________ fundamentally changed the automotive industry's approach to fuel efficiency.

Prius

500

 The newest major milestone is the all-electric version of the F-150, which is capable of towing heavy loads and even powering a house during a blackout.

F-150 lightning

500

One of Chevy's newest all-electric models, designed to make EVs affordable for everyday families.

Equinox EV

500

One of Honda's newest models, bringing its most advanced hybrid system back to the legendary _______ name for a new generation of efficiency.

Civic Hybrid

500

Dodge’s newest "electric muscle car." It features a "Fratzonic" exhaust system to make sure it still sounds like a growling V8, even without an engine.

Charger Daytona SRT EV

500

 Every generation has featured an inline six-cylinder engine. 

It has always used a front-engine, rear-wheel-drive layout focused on handling.

Supra


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