Car Logos 1
A galloping horse has blazed this models grille for all but a few years in the seventies when it was slowed to a trot.
What is the Ford Mustang
As the oil crisis died down and performance started rising in the early 80s, Ford dropped the iconic 302 displacement measurement on the Mustangs for it's metric counterpart.
What is the 5.0
A troubled teen is shipped to a foreign country to live with his father where he finds himself in similar trouble with the local car scene.
What is The Fast and The Furious: Tokyo Drift
This engine is known for it's potential as a small, high revving, and lightweight powerplant, but deters many due to it's exotic nature and high fuel consumption.
What is the Wankel or Rotary engine
Four interlocked rings have represented this brand for a long time.
What is Audi
Lamborghini has a black field with this animal prominently representing their agricultural beginnings.
What is a bull
Debuting in the 50s, this iconic Chrysler mill would be king of the streets throughout the muscle car era and inspire a new line of Mopar performance engines in modern vehicles.
What is the 426 Hemi
A trucker and his advance scout take on a large bet to run illegal beer across state lines, having to outwit the highway patrol along the way.
What is Smokey and The Bandit
This Toyota mill is highly sought after for it's ability to make huge amounts of power on the factory bottom end.
What is the 2JZ
This large jungle cat has been pouncing across these British cars as their namesake.
What is Jaguar
This manufacturers logo is three red diamonds connecting at the points of the long axis.
What is Mitsubishi
Buick, Pontiac and Oldsmobile all built a similar displacement engine just slightly larger than Chevrolet's largest production offering.
What is the 455
A skilled wheelman breaks his own rule about the cargo he carries and finds himself on the run from the men who hired him.
What is The Transporter
This small coupe was quite popular in Japan for it's well balanced and rear-wheel drive platform when other manufacturers were switching to front-wheel drive.
What is the Toyota Corolla?
This is the common nickname for Chevrolet's silver ringed, gold cross logo.
What is Bowtie
The blue and white fields in the center circle are often wrongly attributed to the company's history building airplanes.
What is Bavarian Motor Works
This FoMoCo big block was the largest offering in the company's V8 lineup, being optioned in both pickups and large sedans.
What is the Ford 460
After pulling the heist of a lifetime only to be betrayed, the surviving members of the crew plot to steal back what they stole.
What is the Italian Job
The F20C Honda mill spun to 9000rpm comfortably, providing plenty of legs for this little roadster.
What is the Honda S2000
These stars make up part of the Taurus constellation that adorns the badge of this manufacturer.
What is Subaru
This prancing horse on a yellow field has long been synonymous with performance and racing.
What is Ferrari
This Cadillac mill was not the most powerful engine from Detroit, but did feature more cubic inches than any other production V8.
What is the Cadillac 500
On the last day of summer, a group of friends in the early sixties lament their coming adult lives and spend the night chasing fun and crashing cars.
What is American Graffiti
This family of Honda engines are well known for their interchangeability of parts to create higher performing engines.
What is the Honda B series
This luxury brand used to be owned by Rolls Royce and uses a winged letter to mark it's production models.
What is Bentley