Car Model Quiz

1. Which Hyundai crossover can be identified by a model name shared with a city in Arizona?

2. At a rental counter, you request Mazda's lightweight two-seat roadster, also called the Miata in North America. Which model should appear on the booking?

3. Which Toyota model debuted in Japan in 1997 as a gasoline-electric hybrid?

4. Someone describes a Nissan fully electric hatchback whose model name refers to part of a tree. Which car do they mean?

5. Which Ford model launched in 1964 and helped popularize the pony-car category?

6. An advertisement describes a luxury Land Rover line first introduced in 1970, combining off-road ability with an increasingly premium cabin. Which model is being advertised?

7. A used-car listing shows a compact Audi sports coupe with a model name made from the same letter twice. Which model is it?

8. Which Volkswagen hatchback was introduced in the 1970s as the company's modern, front-engine successor to the Beetle?

9. You need the Jeep model best known for its direct links to the brand's military-vehicle heritage and for removable doors and roof panels. Which is it?

10. A poster shows a Lamborghini with a dramatic wedge profile and scissor doors, a design that became an icon after the model entered production in the 1970s. Which model is it?

11. Which Chevrolet sports car, introduced in 1953, became known for its fiberglass body and crossed-flags emblem?

12. Which Porsche model is known for retaining its three-digit name and rear-engine layout across generations?

13. A shopper wants Mercedes-Benz's traditional compact executive sedan line, positioned below the E-Class. Which model family fits?

14. A buyer likes the Honda Civic but wants Honda's traditionally larger midsize sedan. Which model should they compare?

15. You see a high-performance BMW based on the 3 Series and carrying the brand's M designation. Which model is it?

16. A rear-wheel-drive Subaru sports coupe shares its basic platform with the Toyota GR86. Which Subaru model are you viewing?