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About This Quiz
Some were named after the planets in our solar system. Others were named after their founders, the men who built these massive auto manufacturers. Some were foreign and from far-flung places in Asia and Europe. While others yet formed part of the American motor industry, based in Motor City, Detroit.
Yes, you probably know quite a few of them but can you ace this race to name a host of car makers in this deceptive test. Of course, a car lover such as yourself will get the obvious brands. It's those lesser known ones that will throw a spanner in the works, so to speak.
But don't fret. With three models given as clues for you to guess the brand, there should be enough information for you to zoom from pole position to first over the line, accepting the checkered flag and the glory. Sorry, we can't give you any milk or champagne.
So what are you waiting for! This is a test of your memory, overall car knowledge with just a bit of luck thrown in.
BeFORD you start, make sure you are prepared in CHEVROLET!
Three, two, one, goooo! The light turns green. It's all up to you now! Best of luck to you!
Focus, Fiesta, Mustang. What American car manufacturer makes these models?
Chevrolet
Ford
Started by Henry Ford, the Ford Motor Company is one of the big three American auto manufacturers. Through the years, they have produced some iconic cars, including the Ford Mustang, probably the most famous muscle car ever produced.
Cadillac
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Which American manufacturer made the Nova, Camaro and Blazer?
Chevrolet
Formed in 1911 by William C. Durant and Louis Chevrolet, Chevrolet is one of the big three car brands in America and sells models all over the world.
Chrysler
Hudson
None of the above
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Testarossa, Daytona, F40 are all models of which Italian manufacturer?
SEAT
Fiat
Ferrari
Perhaps the most iconic sports car manufacturer on the planet, Ferrari produced its first model in 1947. Not only do they make road cars, they are involved in motor racing as well, particularly Formula One.
None of the above
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The DeVille, Eldorado and Escalade are manufactured in America by ____?
Bentley
Cadillac
The second oldest automobile manufacturer in America, Cadillac formed in 1902. Today Cadillac sells luxury vehicles all over the world with primary markets in the United States, Canada and China.
Ford
None of the above
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4C, Giulia Quadrifoglio, MiTo Veloce. What Italian car manufacturer makes these models.
Ducati
Alfa Romeo
This classic Italian brand first formed in Milan, Italy, in 1910. It now forms part of the Fiat Chrysler group .
Fiat
None of the above
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This Korean manufacture has a number of models, including the K900, Rio and the Sedona.
Toyota
Nissan
KIA
Kia began producing vehicles in Korea in 1952. They are the second oldest automobile manufacturer in the country after Hyundai.
None of the above
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Which British manufacturer's brands include the Defender, Discovery II and the Range Rover?
Mini
Land Rover
Now owned by Indian company Tata, Land Rover started out producing vehicles in 1948. The brand is known for its tough, uncompromising off-road vehicles.
Bentley
None of the above
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This luxury Japanese brand has models including the LX, GX and LS400.
Lexus
Lexus is the luxury division of Toyota. The company was first formed in 1989 and continues to make large, luxurious models with performance to match.
Daihatsu
Kia
None of the above
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Aviator, Blackwood and Continental. This American auto manufacturer has some interesting names for its vehicles.
Cadillac
Chevrolet
Lincoln
The Lincoln Motor Company was formed in 1917. It was purchased by Ford in 1922 and is considered to be the luxury division of the company.
None of the above
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This popular Japanese auto manufacturer makes cars such as the 6, RX-7 and the Miata?
Daihatsu
Nissan
Mazda
Mazda formed in Japan in 1920 but only produced its first vehicle, an auto rickshaw, in 1931. The first official Mazda vehicle was the R360, first marketed in 1960.
None of the above
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C Class, SLK, SL500. These are all models of one of Germany's premier luxury brands.
Mercedes Benz
Mercedes Benz has a long tradition of producing some of the finest luxury vehicles in the world. They are also involved in motor racing and were crowned the champions of Formula One in 2016 and 2017.
Golf
Opel
None of the above
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This Japanese auto manufacturer is the largest in the world. Its models include the Corolla, 86 and Tacoma.
Nissan
Kia
Toyota
Toyota is the biggest car manufacturer in the world. With a range of quality models as well as markets all over the globe, it's not difficult to see how they achieved this.
None of the above
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Makers of the iconic Beetle as well as the Golf and Jetta, this German manufacturer produces cars of the highest quality.
Volkswagen
Volkswagen was responsible for one of the most iconic cars ever produced, the Beetle. During a production run that lasted from the 1930s until 2003, more than 21 million were made.
Opel
Audi
None of the above
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This Japanese automaker makes high-performance models as well as other passenger cars, including the Impreza, Forrester and the Outback.
Nissan
Toyota
Subaru
Subaru has been making vehicles in Japan since 1954. Perhaps its most impressive is the Impreza, known not only for its incredible performance but handling as well.
None of the above
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Makers of probably the most famous luxury cars in the world, this British automaker's models included the Silver Spirit, Ghost and Phantom.​
Rolls Royce
One of the greatest car makers on earth, Rolls Royce is the epitome of luxury!
British Leyland
Austin Healy
None of the above
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Combining luxury and performance, some of this German auto manufacturer's cars include the 320, i8 and the Issetta.
Audi
BMW
Formed in 1916, BMW initially made aircraft engines. They produced motorcycles in the 1920s and then their first vehicle, built under license from Austin in 1927. By 1932, they had designed and made their own vehicle.
Opel
None of the above
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This Korean company makes a range of models, including the i20, Equus and the Tuscon.
Hyundai
With a range of models on offer, Hyundai is the biggest auto manufacturer in Korea.
Kia
Ssangyong
None of the above
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This American auto manufacturer has produced models such as the Crossfire, Concorde and Sebring.
Ford
Chrysler
Chrysler, along with Ford and Chevrolet is one of the big three car makers in America. Now part of the Fiat group, Chrysler was established in 1925.
Chevrolet
None of the above
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Clio, Megane and Duster. These are some of the models produced by this French automaker.
Renault
Renault produces cars, vans, trucks, and SUVs to name a few. Established in 1899, Renault also takes a keen interest in motorsport.
Audi
Austin
None of the above
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This German sports car manufacturer has a large range of beautiful models, including the 911, Macan and the Cayenne.
Audi
BMW
Porsche
Started by the legendary Ferdinand Porsche, coincidentally the designer of the Volkswagen Beetle, Porsche has been making rear-engine sports cars loved the world over since after World War II.
None of the above
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Altima, Sierra and Almeira. These are models for which Japanese vehicle manufacturer?
Daihatsu
Nissan
First formed in 1933, Nissan makes a range of vehicles sold around the globe. The Leaf, their electronic offering, is the top-selling car in its segment.
Isuzu
None of the above
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This posh British brand is famous for its hood emblem as well as models such as the F-Type, XJ200 and the X300.
Jaguar
Founded in 1934, Jaguar has produced some of the finest cars to come out of England. The company also has a very interesting racing history.
Mini
Vauxhall
None of the above
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This American company makes a range of off-roaders that people like to drive in the city as well! Famous models include the Wrangler, Grand Cherokee and Liberty.
Jeep
After success as a military vehicle during World War II, the first civilian Jeep was launched in 1945. And the rest, as they say, is history.
Ford
Chevrolet
None of the above
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Countach, Gallardo and Centenario. This Italian sports car manufacturer has released some beasts over the years.
Lamborghini
There is no doubt that Lamborghini makes some of the prettiest as well as most intimidating sports cars on the planet. With their iconic bull on a shield logo, the company formed in 1963.
Alfa Romeo
Fiat
None of the above
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This German brand was affiliated with General Motors until 2017 and has produced models such as the Corsa, Astra and Mokka.
Volkswagen
Audi
Opel
Formed by Adam Opel in 1862, the company first produced bicycles but by 1899 had made its first car. Opel offers a range of models and is aimed at the man in the street.
None of the above
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No longer in existence, this American brand has some classic models, including the GTO, Firebird and Barracuda.
Pontiac
Formed in 1926, Pontiac was part of the General Motor stable until 2010 when it was closed down. Over the years, Pontiac was responsible for a number of notable models, including the legendary muscle car, the GTO.
Ford
Chrysler
None of the above
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Relatively new to the car market, this American company makes all-electric vehicles.
Ford
Tesla
The brainchild of entrepreneur Elon Musk, Tesla currently offer three all-electric models. Their new roadster to be released will soon go from 0 to 60 mph in just 1.9 seconds, the company has claimed.
Hudson
None of the above
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This defunct American company made vehicles such as the Pacer, Gremlin and AMX.
AMC
Now defunct, the American Motor Corporation made a range of vehicles in the '60s and '70s. Although not well received at the time, the Pacer became a cult classic after appearing in the movie, "Wayne's World."
Ford
Pontiac
None of the above
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This German manufacturer makes a range of luxury, high-performance vehicles such as the Quattro, A8 and Q5.
Audi
Other than producing incredible cars, Audi was also the first company to introduce all-wheel-drive to its vehicles.
Opel
Golf
None of the above
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Encore, LaCrosse and Skylark. These are all models of an American auto manufacturer.
Cadillac
Ford
Buick
Still going strong today, Buick is the oldest vehicle manufacturer in America and was established in 1899.
None of the above
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Charger, Dart and Daytona. These are just some of the models offered by this American automaker.
Dodge
Dodge was formed in 1900 and has provided a range of vehicles to the American public ever since. In the 1960s, the company produced a fearsome muscle car, the Challenger, which is still in production today.
Hudson
AMC
None of the above
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This Italian automaker has given us models such as the Uno, Strada and Punto.
Fiat
Fiat formed in 1899 in Torino, Italy. They now own a range of different brands, including the legendary Italian sports car maker, Ferrari.
Ferrari
Ducati
None of the above
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Accord, Civic, and CR-V. These are some of the models offered by this Japanese car maker.
Nissan
Isuzu
Honda
Formed after World War II, Honda began by making motorized bicycles, moving onto motorbikes and then automobiles. Today they make a range of vehicle across all classes.
None of the above
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This Japanese brand's models include the Trooper, D-Max and KB
Isuzu
Isuzu is one of the oldest vehicle producers in Japan and in 1922, produced the first passenger car in the country under licence from Wolseley.
Toyota
Honda
None of the above
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Part of the Ford group, this brand produced the Cougar, Capri and the Marauder.
Chevrolet
Mercury
Henry Ford's son, Edsel, was instrumental in starting Mercury in 1938. This division of Ford made a number of classics over the years but declining sales saw Ford cut the brand in 2010.
Hudson
None of the above
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