Hondas
Before making cars, Honda started out manufacturing these two-wheeled motorized vehicles.
Motorcycles
What is another name for a dodge truck?
RAM
Best selling truck for 40 years straight
F-150
Chevrolet and GMC are both major divisions owned by this massive American automotive parent company.
General Motors
This high-performance package for the Plymouth Road Runner featured a cartoon bird on the steering wheel and a horn that went "beep-beep!"
Road runner
this mid-size SUV make up a famous trio of Honda vehicles.
This high-performance, supercharged V8 engine family shares its name with a mythical creature and powers the wildest modern Chargers and Challengers.
The dodge hellcat
This industrialist revolutionized manufacturing by introducing the moving assembly line for his Model T in 1913.
Henry ford
While Chevy sells a wide variety of cars and SUVs, GMC focuses almost entirely on commercial vehicles, SUVs, and these heavy-duty haulers.
Pickup trucks
The muscle car era came to a sudden halt in the early 1970s due to stricter emissions laws and a major global shortage of this vital fluid for cars
Oil
This is Honda's mid-size pickup truck model.
Ridgeline
This iconic muscle car, reborn in 2008 with a retro design, finally ended its production run alongside the Charger in 2023.
challenger
Introduced in 1964, this wildly popular car created the "pony car" class and features a running horse on its grill.
Mustang
Dubbed "America's Sports Car," this fiberglass-bodied legend debuted in 1953 and moved its engine to the middle in 2020.
corvette
This two-word term describes a car body style where the roofline slopes continuously down to the rear bumper, popular on fast muscle cars.
Fast back
This famous corporate slogan for the brand is "The Power of ______".
Dreams
This legendary, V10-powered American sports car was introduced by Dodge in 1992
Viper
his iconic, rugged SUV was famously brought back to the Ford lineup in 2021 to compete directly with the Jeep Wrangler.
bronco
Introduced in 1966 to fight Ford's Mustang, this Chevy muscle car shared its name with a French word meaning "companion" or "comrade."
Camaro
Many classic muscle cars featured this piece of performance equipment, a raised aerodynamic lip mounted on the trunk to push the rear wheels down.
Wing/ spoiler
This luxury vehicle division belongs to the Honda Motor Company.
Acura
This family-friendly vehicle, introduced in 1984 alongside the Plymouth Voyager, is widely credited with creating the modern minivan segment.
Caravan
In the 1960s, Ford built the legendary GT40 sports car specifically to defeat this Italian rival at the 24 Hours of Le Mans race.
Ferrari
First introduced in 1935, this massive Chevrolet family hauler holds the record as the longest-running vehicle nameplate in continuous production.
Suburban
This specific type of engine scoop protrudes directly through a hole in the hood and vibrates visibly when the driver revs the motor.
shaker hood