Guess the Car Quiz

1. A 1970s European hatchback combines a fuel-injected engine with sporty details such as a red grille surround and tartan-style seat upholstery. Which original hot hatch is described?

2. Ford introduced this model in 1964, helping establish the American “pony car” class. Which car fits the clue?

3. A sports car keeps a familiar rounded silhouette while evolving across generations. Its signature layout pairs a rear-mounted engine with a flat-six in many versions. Which car is it?

4. An American two-seat sports car debuted for 1953 with a fiberglass body and later became closely associated with Chevrolet V8 power. Which model is it?

5. A late-1990s Japanese performance coupe carries an RB26DETT engine and ATTESA all-wheel-drive system, and its R34 version includes a dashboard multifunction display. Which car is it?

6. Which roadster was produced by Honda, used a high-revving four-cylinder engine, and carried a name referencing its two-liter engine capacity?

7. This rounded “people’s car” was developed for Volkswagen and became famous for its rear-mounted, air-cooled engine. Which model is it?

8. A collector mentions an original E30-based performance model created for touring-car competition. It carries BMW’s blue-and-white roundel and an M badge. Which model is it?

9. A futuristic French sedan unveiled in 1955 combines aerodynamic styling with hydropneumatic self-leveling suspension. Which car is described?

10. Designed under Alec Issigonis, this compact car launched in 1959 with a transverse engine and front-wheel drive to maximize cabin space. Which model is it?

11. You spot a 1950s coupe with roof-hinged gullwing doors, a three-pointed-star badge, and “300 SL” on its identification plate. Which car is it?

12. At a rally-themed event, you see a performance sedan with a turbocharged boxer engine, all-wheel drive, and WRX STI badging. Which car is it?

13. A museum label describes a Toyota production hybrid that first went on sale in Japan in 1997 and later became known worldwide for its distinctive liftback shape. Which model is described?

14. You are shown a British sports car introduced in 1961 with a long bonnet, a compact cabin, and covered headlights on early examples. Which car best fits?

15. Which car matches all these clues: stainless-steel body panels, wedge-shaped styling, gullwing doors, and a DMC badge?

16. A 1990s Japanese sports coupe has a compact rotary engine, pop-up headlights, and sequential twin turbochargers in its third generation. Which car are you examining?