Makers and
Manufacturers
Manufacturers
Famous
Fenders
Fenders
Pieces and Parts
Groovy Cruisin
Tunes
Tunes
Boss Hogs
200
This American car manufacturer introduced the first mass-produced automobile, the Model T, in 1908.
Ford
200
This car became iconic after being converted into a time machine in the 1985 sci-fi classic "Back to the Future"
1981 DeLorean DMC-12
200
This shiny metal was often used for car bumpers and trim because it looked good and didn’t rust.
Chrome
200
This 1961 song by The Beach Boys is often associated with surfing and cruising along the California coast.
Surfin' U.S.A.
200
This American motorcycle brand, founded in 1903, is famous for its heavyweight cruisers and iconic V-twin engines.
Harley-Davidson
400
This German car manufacturer is known for its "three-pointed star" logo and luxury vehicles.
Mercedes-Benz
400
This classic British sports car manufacturer introduced the DB5 model, made famous by James Bond in the 1960s.
Aston Martin
400
This lightweight body material, first used in cars in the 1950s, helped make sports cars faster and more fuel-efficient.
Fiberglass
400
This 1965 hit by The Rolling Stones features lyrics about a smooth and laid-back drive, perfect for cruising.
(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction
400
This Japanese motorcycle company, founded in 1953, is known for its innovative engineering and popular models like the CBR series.
Honda
600
This Italian car manufacturer is known for producing luxurious and high-performance cars, including the Miura and Countach.
Lamborghini
600
This 1963 Volkswagen Beetle with a mind of its own was the star of this 1968 Disney film.
The Love Bug
600
This type of fancy wood was often used in the interiors of luxury cars during the 1950s and 1960s.
Walnut
600
This 1973 song by the Doobie Brothers is a smooth, laid-back tune perfect for a leisurely drive.
Long Train Runnin'
600
Name the manufacturer of this iconic American motorcycle, which was originally founded in 1901.
800
This Italian car manufacturer is known for producing the 500, a small city car that became an icon.
Fiat
800
The ghostbusters drive a 1959 one of these, known as the "Ecto-1"
800
This type of metal, which doesn’t rust easily, was used in classic muscle cars to make them last longer.
Galvanized Steel
800
This 1964 song by The Ventures is instrumental and became a staple for cruising playlists with its surf rock sound.
Walk, Don't Run
800
This Italian motorcycle manufacturer, established in 1945, is renowned for its high-performance bikes and racing heritage, including the Panigale series.
Ducati
1000
This American luxury car brand is known for its "Shield" logo and long history of producing high-end vehicles.
Cadillac
1000
This 1967 Ford Mustang GT500, known as "Eleanor," was the star car in this 2000 action film remake.
Gone in 60 Seconds
1000
This soft and durable type of leather was commonly used in the seats of high-end classic cars.
Connolly Leather
1000
This 1963 classic by Jan and Dean is all about cruising in this car
Little Deuce Coupe
1000
This British motorcycle brand, famous for its classic designs and the iconic Bonneville model, was established in 1902.
Triumph
