Test Your Knowledge: Identify These Classic American Muscle Cars From One Photo
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Question 1
Which Muscle Car Featured The Famous 426 Hemi Engine?
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What Year Did The First Ford Mustang Go On Sale?
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Which Classic Muscle Car Was Nicknamed The Goat?
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Which Muscle Car Starred In The Movie Bullitt?
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Which Car Brand Made The Legendary SS 396 Muscle Car?
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How Many Cylinders Does A Classic Muscle Car V8 Engine Have?
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Which Muscle Car Was Called The Judge?
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What Does The R/T Badge Stand For On A Dodge Muscle Car?
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Which Classic Muscle Car Had A Distinctive Split Rear Window In 1963?
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Which Muscle Car Era Is Considered The Golden Age Of American Muscle?
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Which Muscle Car Had A Shaker Hood Scoop That Moved With The Engine?
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Which Classic Muscle Car Was Nicknamed The Copo Camaro?
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What Color Is Most Associated With The Original Dodge Viper Muscle Car?
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Which Muscle Car Brand Used The Famous Tri-Power Three-Carburetor Setup?
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In What Year Did Chevrolet Introduce The First Camaro?
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Which Muscle Car Was Known As The Boss 429?
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Which Classic Muscle Car Featured A Cartoon Bird As Its Mascot?
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Which Muscle Car Was Produced By American Motors Corporation?
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What Does The SS Badge Stand For On A Classic Chevrolet Muscle Car?
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Which Muscle Car Had An Available Engine Called The Six Pack?
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Which Muscle Car Was Known As The Banker's Hot Rod?
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In What Year Did Dodge Introduce The Original Challenger?
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Which Classic Muscle Car Was Nicknamed The Poor Man's Ferrari?
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Which Muscle Car Featured The Famous Rallye Sport Hidden Headlights?
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What Was The Top Engine Option In The 1970 Chevrolet Chevelle SS?
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Which Muscle Car Brand Produced The Iconic Trans Am Model?
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Which Muscle Car Had A Model Called The Cobra Jet?
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Which Muscle Car Was Sold Under The Name Gran Sport?
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Which Classic Muscle Car Was Known As The General Lee?
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Which Muscle Car Was Nicknamed The Screaming Chicken Car?
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Which Classic Muscle Car Was Built By Shelby American In 1965?
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Which Muscle Car Engine Was Nicknamed The Rat Motor?
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Which Classic Muscle Car Was Known As The W-30?
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Which Muscle Car Featured A Distinctive Pistol Grip Shifter Inside?
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Which Muscle Car Was Sold With A Warranty Voided By Racing?
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What Was The Famous Engine Code For The 1969 Camaro ZL1?
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Which Muscle Car Brand Introduced The AAR Model In 1970?
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Which Classic Muscle Car Was Known As The Mighty Mite?
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Chevy Camaro
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Pontiac GTO
3
Dodge Charger
4
Ford Mustang
The 426 Hemi produced 425 horsepower and was so dominant NASCAR briefly banned it in 1965.
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1968
2
1966
3
1962
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1964
Ford sold over one million Mustangs in the first two years making it the fastest-selling car in history.
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Dodge Challenger
2
Pontiac GTO
3
Buick GSX
4
Olds 442
Pontiac engineers borrowed the GTO name from a famous Ferrari race car much to Ferrari's displeasure.
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Dodge Charger R/T
2
Plymouth Barracuda
3
Chevy Camaro SS
4
Ford Mustang GT390
Steve McQueen personally drove the Highland Green Mustang during parts of the famous San Francisco chase scene.
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Buick
2
Chevrolet
3
Pontiac
4
Oldsmobile
The SS badge stood for Super Sport and Chevrolet first introduced it on the 1961 Impala convertible.
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Eight
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Six
3
Ten
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Four
Henry Ford introduced the affordable V8 engine in 1932 making powerful engines accessible to everyday Americans.
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Pontiac GTO Judge
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Chevy Nova SS
3
Ford Torino Cobra
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Dodge Super Bee
Pontiac named The Judge after a comedy catchphrase from the popular 1960s TV show Laugh-In.
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Road And Track
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Race Tested
3
Rapid Torque
4
Ram Turbo
Dodge introduced the R/T package in 1967 guaranteeing buyers a high-performance engine from the factory.
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Ford Thunderbird
2
Dodge Charger
3
Corvette Stingray
4
Buick Riviera
Designer Bill Mitchell loved the split window but chief engineer Zora Arkus-Duntov hated it for blocking rear visibility.
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1955 To 1963
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1980 To 1990
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1973 To 1980
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1964 To 1972
The 1973 oil crisis and new emissions laws effectively ended the golden era by strangling horsepower across every brand.
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Pontiac Firebird
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Plymouth Barracuda
3
Dodge Challenger
4
Chevy Chevelle
Plymouth bolted the Barracuda's shaker scoop directly to the engine so it visibly vibrated at idle.
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Chevrolet Camaro
2
Ford Fairlane
3
Pontiac GTO
4
Dodge Dart
COPO stood for Central Office Production Order and let dealers order Camaros with massive engines Chevy never officially advertised.
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Red
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Blue
3
Black
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Yellow
Dodge launched the 1992 Viper in bright red to signal American performance was back and bold.
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Mercury
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Oldsmobile
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Pontiac
4
Buick
Pontiac's Tri-Power setup linked three two-barrel carburetors together giving drivers a surge of power under hard acceleration.
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1964
2
1968
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1970
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1966
Chevrolet revealed the 1967 Camaro to the press in 1966 and built it specifically to challenge Ford's wildly popular Mustang.
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Plymouth Road Runner
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Chevy Nova SS
3
Dodge Charger
4
Ford Mustang
Ford built the Boss 429 Mustang in 1969 primarily to homologate its powerful 429 engine for NASCAR racing.
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Pontiac Firebird
2
AMC Javelin
3
Plymouth Road Runner
4
Ford Falcon
Warner Bros. licensed the Looney Tunes Road Runner character to Plymouth in 1968 for just one dollar per car.
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Mercury Cougar
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Buick Skylark
3
Oldsmobile 442
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AMC Javelin
The AMC Javelin was a muscle car produced by American Motors Corporation from 1968 to 1974.
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Super Sport
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Speed Series
3
Street Special
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Sport Spec
Chevrolet introduced the Super Sport package in 1961 as a performance upgrade that included stiffer suspension and bucket seats.
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Ford Torino
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Chevy Camaro
3
Pontiac Firebird
4
Dodge Challenger
Dodge's Six Pack used three two-barrel Holley carburetors on a 440 cubic inch engine producing tremendous street power in 1970.
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Mercury Cyclone
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Ford Torino GT
3
Buick Skylark GS
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Oldsmobile 442
Oldsmobile marketed the 442 to buyers who wanted muscle car power without the flashy rebel image.
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1965
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1972
3
1968
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1970
Dodge launched the 1970 Challenger to compete directly with the Ford Mustang and Pontiac Firebird.
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Pontiac GTO
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AMC AMX
3
Corvette Stingray
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Shelby Cobra
The GTO earned this nickname by delivering Ferrari-rivaling performance at a fraction of the exotic price.
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Chevrolet Camaro RS
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Buick Gran Sport
3
Ford Mustang Mach 1
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Pontiac Firebird
The 1967 Camaro RS package included vacuum-operated doors that concealed the headlights behind a smooth grille.
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454 Big Block
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396 Turbo-Jet
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427 Mark IV
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350 Small Block
Chevrolet's 454 cubic inch big block debuted in 1970 producing 450 horsepower and instantly became a muscle car legend.
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Oldsmobile
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Pontiac
3
Chevrolet
4
Buick
Pontiac named the Firebird Trans Am after the Sports Car Club of America racing series it was built to celebrate.
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Ford Mustang
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Plymouth Barracuda
3
Dodge Charger
4
Chevrolet Chevelle
Ford released the 428 Cobra Jet Mustang in 1968 specifically to dominate quarter-mile drag strip competition.
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Oldsmobile Cutlass
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Chevrolet Nova
3
Buick Skylark
4
Pontiac Tempest
Buick's 1965 Gran Sport squeezed a 401 cubic inch engine into a midsize body and surprised the muscle car world.
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Dodge Charger
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Pontiac GTO
3
Ford Torino
4
Plymouth Road Runner
The General Lee was a famous orange 1969 Dodge Charger featured in The Dukes of Hazzard TV show.
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AMC Javelin
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Pontiac Firebird
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Plymouth Barracuda
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Dodge Charger
The 1977 Pontiac Firebird earned its Screaming Chicken nickname from its giant firebird hood decal.
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Ford Torino
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Shelby GT350
3
Dodge Dart
4
Buick Gran Sport
Carroll Shelby transformed the standard Ford Mustang fastback into the GT350 using a high-revving 289 cubic inch V8 engine.
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Mopar 440 Six Pack
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Chevy Big Block
3
Ford 428 Cobra Jet
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Pontiac 400 HO
The Chevrolet big block V8 was nicknamed the Rat Motor due to its enormous size and power output.
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Oldsmobile 442
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Chevrolet Chevelle
3
Buick Skylark
4
Pontiac GTO
The Oldsmobile 442 featured the W-30 package which included a tuned 400 cubic inch high performance engine.
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Chevrolet Camaro Z28
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Dodge Challenger
3
Plymouth Satellite
4
Ford Mustang Mach 1
Dodge created the pistol grip shifter to give drivers an aggressive gun handle feel while shifting.
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Pontiac Firebird
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Dodge Super Bee
3
Ford Fairlane
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AMC Rebel Machine
Dodge printed a warning in the Super Bee owner's manual stating racing would void the warranty.
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350 LT1 Small Block
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454 Big Block
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427 All Aluminum
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396 Turbo Jet
The ZL1 Camaro featured an all-aluminum 427 engine that made it pricier than a Corvette.
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Ford Mustang
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Plymouth Barracuda
3
Chevrolet Camaro
4
Dodge Challenger
The 1970 Plymouth AAR Cuda was built to compete in the SCCA Trans Am racing series.
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Ford Maverick Grabber
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Dodge Dart Swinger
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AMC Hornet SC/360
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Chevy Nova SS
The AMC Hornet SC/360 earned the Mighty Mite nickname by packing a powerful V8 into a compact body.
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