American Classics
This iconic 1957 Chevrolet is famous for its large tail fins and chrome styling.
Chevrolet Bel Air
This Dodge muscle car shares its name with a bird of prey.
Dodge Charger
Toyota introduced this small, affordable car to America in the 1960s, helping establish the Toyota brand.
Toyota Corolla
This German company produced the iconic Beetle, one of the best-selling cars of all time.
Volkswagon
This 1981 DeLorean became a time machine in the movie Back to the Future.
A: DeLorean DMC-11
B: DeLorean DMC - 12
C: DeLorean DMC - 20
B: DeLorean DMC - 12
Ford introduced this car in 1964, and it quickly became one of America's most famous cars.
Ford Mustang
This Pontiac muscle car became famous for its distinctive "split grille."
A: Pontiac ABC
B: Pontiac GTO
C: Pontiac XZY
B: Pontiac GTO
This Honda sports car became famous for its lightweight design and high-revving engine in the 1990s.
Honda Civic
This British sports car company produced the famous MGB.
MG
This black 1982 Pontiac Trans Am was the star car of the TV show Knight Rider.
KITT
This 1959 Cadillac was famous for having extremely large tail fins.
Cadillac Eldorado
Ford's high-performance version of the Mustang was given this famous name.
A: ShelbyGT100
B: ShelbyGT200
C: ShelbyGT500
C: ShelbyGT500
This Toyota sports car became famous for its performance and later appearances in racing games and movies.
Toyota Supra
This German automaker is known for models such as the 3 Series and 5 Series.
BMW
The General Lee, a famous orange car from The Dukes of Hazzard, was this type of car.
1969 Dodge Charger
This Chrysler model, introduced in 1984, helped make the minivan popular in America.
Dodge Caravan
Chevrolet produced this muscle car beginning in 1967 to compete with the Ford Mustang.
Camaro
Nissan's legendary sports car line included this model, particularly famous in the 1990s.
A: Nissan 300Z-X
B: Nissan 300 T-L
C: Nissan 300 J-K
A: Nissan 300Z-X
This Italian automaker produced the Countach, a famous wedge-shaped supercar.
Lamborghini
This 1964 Aston Martin was famously driven by James Bond in Goldfinger.
A: Aston Martin DB5
B: Aston Martin DB6
C: Aston Martin DB7
A: Aston Martin DB5
This three-letter name became famous as Chevrolet's popular sports car, first introduced in 1953.
Corvette
This Plymouth muscle car became especially famous for its huge engine options and appearances in movies and TV.
Plymouth Road Runner
This Mazda sports car was powered by a unique rotary engine and became an icon of the 1970s–90s.
A: Mazda RX-8
B: Mazda RX-9
C: Mazda RX- 7
C:Mazda RX-7
This German sports car company produced the 911, which became one of the world's most recognizable sports cars.
Porsche
This 1963 Volkswagen Beetle was the star of Disney's The Love Bug.
Herbie