'70s cars: Who made these models?

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Do you speak car? Are you a total motorhead? Do friends and families turn to you with their car-related questions? Then this is the quiz for you!

Even if you're not a total car person, you might have some luck. Maybe you lived through the '70s! Then this will probably be a breeze to you!

We want to see how well you remember these names, and who produced them. Good luck, and be sure to share your score in the comments section below!

  1. The Gremlin... Who made it?
  2. Country Squire... Who made it?
  3. Civic CVCC... Who made it?
  4. Caprice... Who made it?
  5. Horizon... Who made it?
  6. Granada... Who made it?
  7. Fleetwood Brougham... Who made it?
  8. Polara... Who made it?
  9. LeSabre... Who made it?
  10. Cortina... Who made it?

'70s cars: Who made these models?

Your Result...

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185 Comments

LH 29 days ago
I did GREAT! I let my husband answer the questions 🤣
Crisco 1 month ago
8/10...missed#2 and 10.would have gotten them all if they were Muscle cars.i miss my 1970 Plymouth Roadrunner and 74 Dodge Charger! The coke bottle!
gockionni 1 month ago
You had to be a contortionist to clean the inside of the back window in any of those ‘70’s fast back models like the one pictured lol
Payneiam 1 month ago
6/10 but they were all pretty crappy cars.
DZee 1 month ago
10/10. Was probably the easiest quiz I ever took here.
CortneyNicole 1 month ago
9/10 The last one got me on Cortina.
Gunsmoked CortneyNicole 1 month ago
Me too I've never seen a Cortina or heard of one in my life 🤔Google search . . . .
It was the United Kingdom's best-selling car of the 1970s , Hmmm no wonder 🫤
SteveAcra 1 month ago
9/10. Never heard of a Ford Cortina!
ArchieB SteveAcra 1 month ago
Same here.
LarryMMM SteveAcra 1 month ago
Ditto! Never heard of that model, I believe it was just sold in Europe, well I guess Google will tell me....lol, other than that, 9/10....
CortneyNicole SteveAcra 1 month ago
Maybe I was confused on the last one didn't know it was made by Ford.
Crisco SteveAcra 1 month ago
Me either.
bukhrn 1 month ago
10/10, I'll have to admit #10 was a guess. as I've never heard of it.
Do remember the Dodge Polara had a "square" steering wheel.
JHP 1 month ago
my 2 cents about this quiz....1st of all

The pic of that car isn't in the quiz and it may be a 'cuda?
dimestore JHP 1 month ago
Dodge charger
JHP dimestore 1 month ago
ok - thanks:) twin sons from different mothers

My Love was always a '68 Shelby Cobra ....maybe sometime
Coldnorth JHP 1 month ago
I’ve always wanted a Rag Stang. Never got one. Rear wheel drive not good for my part of the country. No traction
Rob Coldnorth 1 month ago
It would be fun in the summer, though.
Coldnorth Rob 1 month ago
It sure would
John111911Smith 1 month ago
Guessed at #10 and missed. Was almost certain it was Chrysler, but…
Oh well!
Brad 1 month ago
10 of 10, because they finally fixed the "Country Squire" question. Last time, they actually expected people to say it was a Chrysler product,,,
ThomasPotter Brad 1 month ago
maybe they were confusing it with the Town and Country
8176Morgan ThomasPotter 1 month ago
That could be. Our neighbors down the street owned a '64 and '68 Ford Country Squire station wagon. So I knew that one. Got 8/10.
ElizabethBoop 1 month ago
I'll never forget the time I rented a car and they handed me the keys and pointed down a long row and said "it's just beyond the blue Horizon".

(Not-true story: one Chrysler model got its name when the designer spelled his daughter Norabel's name backwards.)
Kramden62 1 month ago
10/10. Much too easy!
JamesB Kramden62 1 month ago
Agreed, 10/10 even with the Cortina, which I don't know if that was really sold in many US locations but well known to rally fans and readers of the old "Wheel" magazine.
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