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I missed one, the sixty six Alfa Ramao.

2 is a charger people!!

I missed 7

I am a old car head, I missed 3

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Got more right than wrong and that's all that matters

Thanks, that was a lot of fun. I did much better than I thought I would!

Fun video, I got 16 out of the 20 correct. 68 y/o male,

Not a grimlin x

18 out of 20 I got right

This was a tough one. Only 6 make and model and 10 multiple choice for a miserable 28 overall. I should have known the AMX Javelin. The old foreign cars? Deusenberg? C'mon man.

I got 19 correct. I wasn't sure if number 4 was a 1912 Cadillac or a 1911 Oldsmobile. I knew it was General Motors. The radiator shell resembles the one on Jethro's truck on the Beverly Hillbillies, which I know was based on an Oldsmobile. (So I guessed Oldsmobile on that one. It is the only one that I had to guess on and I fifty-fifty shot. (I guessed wrong. It was a good quiz.

Fun, missed one.

I got 2 for three points, and 8 for one point. Total = 14 points.

4 out of 20!

Cordoba

Well got 18 out of 20 those i missed was foreign cars i didn't really care about

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Video was a lot of fun! These are the cars I grew up with!

Fun exercise. Got make and model on 8, 12 out of 20 overall for 30 points. Got the 1973 Monte Carlo cold - leased one in '73.

No. 2: There's lettering in the grille that spells: O L D S MO B I L E 😃

Those aren’t all muscle cars and some don’t have correct badging on them. Click bait

1979 is now considered a classic?

Got 'em all. Been a car nerd my whole life.

Got em all! My friends call me a car nerd.

SACHCHAI😂😂😂

“Rambler” Hornet?

#2 is not a charger its a chrysler cordoba

Not enjoying, only 1 right

To EASY.

14:00 Not sure of the year model of the picture, but due to federal impact regulations, the split bumper leaving the grille exposed was a thing of the past in '73

3:58 No Cadiddle-yak ever had a grille or wheels like that from the factory.

I think #2 was a Chrysler Cordoba, sister to the Charger. Definitely NOT a Monte Carlo

I did pretty well, calling out the name of many before the choices were even shown. I’m quite proud of myself. I was correct maybe 12 times. I’m a woman but always called myself a car guy. I’ve had so many different cars. I’m not sure I remember all of them. At least one each of the big three, but my favorite American cars were GM. I’ve also had Honda, Toyota, Hyundai, Mazda, Nissan and Mitsubishi. Yepper, I’ve had a lot of different cars. The kicker is I don’t have a car now at all and I’m dyin’. Cars are a pain in the ass, but I love ‘em anyway. I’m at my happiest when I was riding my horse and when I take a road trip in the car. I absolutely love road trips! Most of my jobs involved driving, I even had a limo at one point, a real nice ‘79 Caddy. I drove Uber when it was a new company.

With the exception of the the pacer and matador, the gremlin is the ugliest car ever produced IMO

#2 is not a dodge at all😂😂😂

Fun, please make more!

Gremlin

Don’t bother reading them waste of time, bye

You could at least have made it challenging?

7:42 there can be a certain amount of ambiguity in identifying the Studebaker Avanti by model year because of running changes, but this one appears to be an early '64 model, identified by the grille below the bumper. The first fifty '64 models got the circular headlight nacelles to use up the front panels on hand before changing to the rectangular bezels for the rest of the production run. Further muddying the identification, some owners retrofit the grille and modified the headlight nacelles. Avanti model years are most accurately identified by serial number and production date. An Avanti with a three-speed manual transmission is certainly an early production '63. Studebaker added R3 and R4 engine options for 1964 (produced between mid-august and late December, 1963.. Numbers from RQ1001 to RQ4834 are '63 models. RQ4835 to RQ5643 are '64s.

(#13) Dodge Charger here. The whole neighborhood could tell that I had arrived home from school or work due to the sound. Sometimes I felt like I was riding a Harley Davidson. My dad put a Roadrunner sticker near the gas tank. It wasn't the greatest with gas but it was a gift so I had no cause to complain. Is funny how you immediately can ID the Lincoln Continental for the "opera" window and the movie Superfly. Big old bathtub and if you saw one of them things coming down the road, you moved quickly cause there was no surviving an impact with that spaceship. I believe the 1973 Ford Pinto's were called the "exploding" cars.

Go9t all but one and it was a foreign car.

I miss 2 I am 80 years old are you still on one of those Studebakers

Number 15 volvo amazon is 1964 or 1965

“If you guessed 1957 Mercury Commander….” you have good Eyesight….😉

All the American cars were a waste of time, they've never been seen outside the USA. Also, the Fiat 500 was not a 1957, that year Fiat had rear-hinged doors. The first Fiat 500 with front-hinged doors was the 500F, which came out in around 1962.