Name That Car Quiz

1. A mechanic compares an original Volkswagen Type 1 Beetle with the 1998 New Beetle. Which statement correctly distinguishes their basic layouts?

2. A 1960s compact has a Chevrolet badge and a rear-mounted, air-cooled flat-six engine. It may resemble the Beetle in layout, but what model is it?

3. The Impala model name belongs to which automaker?

4. Someone is restoring a classic Type 2 microbus, the larger historical companion to the Type 1 Beetle. Which brand produced it?

5. A two-door coupe has four rings on the grille and a TT badge at the rear. What model is it?

6. Which Chevrolet sports car has been produced across multiple generations since its 1953 debut?

7. Which performance model name identifies an Audi rather than a Chevrolet or Volkswagen?

8. A used-car listing names the vehicle as a Bolt EV. Which company made it?

9. You spot a small classic Volkswagen with separate curved fenders, round headlights, and an air-cooled engine mounted at the rear. What car is it?

10. You find a compact Volkswagen hatchback with a GTI badge and the model’s well-known Golf name. What is it?

11. Which Chevrolet model entered the pony-car market for the 1967 model year as a rival to the Ford Mustang?

12. At a distance, you see a gold bowtie emblem centered on a vehicle’s grille. Which brand does that emblem identify?

13. Which manufacturer uses a badge made of four interlocking rings?

14. A rounded, retro-styled Volkswagen launched in North America for the 1998 model year uses a front-engine, front-wheel-drive platform related to the Golf. What is it?

15. A restoration project has a Volkswagen chassis stamp identifying it as a Type 1, along with a rear engine and rounded bodywork. Which familiar model name fits it?

16. A compact executive sedan wears four rings on its grille and an A4 badge on its trunk. How should it be identified?