Can You Pass This 80s American Car Quiz?

Buckle up and join us for a thrilling ride back to the 1980s with our 80s American Car Trivia Challenge! 🚗💨
We're taking you on a journey through the chrome and horsepower of the golden age of American auto manufacturing. From iconic muscle cars to sleek sports cars, we're diving deep into the world of automotive excellence from the 1980s.
In this quiz, we'll explore the engines, specs, and design innovations that defined the era. If you're passionate about V8 engines, roaring exhausts, and classic American steel, this quiz is your playground.
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[@paulotoole989]

The Ford RS200 and the Ford Corcell II were never sold in the US. The Merkur XR4Ti was sold here. I thought this was an American Car Quiz.

[@warrenwarburtonesq.6884]

Neither was the Ford Maya, and that was the one I missed.

[@splender88]

But they were American Cars. That was the trick had many foreign names to choose from but were always American cars. I got them all.

[@collinpierce137]

7:05 isn't an Iroc Z28, the ground effects and lack of painted indicates that it is a 91/92, and the spoiler is a Z28 Spoiler, however a Z28 would have painted headlight buckets, but it has likely been repainted. Chevy's International Race Of Champions (IROC) deal ended in 1990, halfway through the production year. :)

[@pjimmbojimmbo1990]

There was a Vehicle in the 3rd Example? I never saw it...

[@davidkuharich9269]

Love those 80s jugs 😅

[@mhijodediosmrm7989]

I correctly answered all of them except 3

[@gregoryamaral4838]

They took the Boss emblems off one of the cars.

[@bikingD]

Hurst Olds and Olds 442 are different cars. 83-84 Hurst Olds. 85-87 442 so you got your own quiz wrong The Merkur is an XR4Ti. You had the name wrong. Camaro was an RS. The couple European Fords not sold in US. This quiz was a train wreck of errors.

[@ryanwarner7950]

Yeah. And that Camero definitely looked like early 90s too. To me it looked like 91 IROC Z.

[@bikingD]

@@ryanwarner7950 No such thing as an 91 IROC-Z was made between 85 and 90 for 91 was a Dodge Daytona IROC. And for 92-93 their was a Dodge Daytona IROC R/T.

[@ryanwarner7950]

@@bikingD I meant z28.

[@mikewhite2457]

I owned a 1980 442. The W30. Which technically is a Hurst. They changed the name that year. But it had the shifter and tranny to match. T-tops as well. The only bad thing about it was the brown and gold paint job.

[@bikingD]

@@mikewhite2457 cool car remember it well. The thing is in the ones after the 83 black and silver and 84 Silver and black were Hursts only had the lightning rod shifters. Then in 85 442 replaced the Hurst. Even with your 80 that was the gold over white W30 didn't think there were any 442 badges on it. To my recollection the 442 was in its last year of the poor selling Aeroback in 1980. Heck even back in the day at the Start the 68 black over Silver Hurst was it's own model not a 442. Going all the way through infact because so nice believe they used the Supreme as a starting point. Especially with yours which like I said was a notchback coupe and the 442 was an Aeroback.

[@SebastianLong]

I was born in 81 but if it wasnt for Gran Turismo, i wouldnt have known the Australian car and the other Ford Corcell.

[@P.Galore]

Got 1 wrong, but I take issue with a "Shelby Charger" actually being a tarted up Omni. Luckily I didn't own any of these cars during these years, but I would love to find a nive Merkur .

[@judgegixxer]

I had an 86' Omni GLH that would eat stock 5.0 Foxbodies and Camaros stoplight to stoplight. Including my 91'Z28

[@cooltechdreamer]

Right! I swear it was a dry lake speed version of an Omni.

[@elvis-jj1sc]

i got them all right show me the money$$$$$$$$$

[@jokabjo1694]

25 correct I¨m happy with that.

[@JC-yt1pm]

I love Conquest with the MG Metro 6R4 twice.

[@scottwozniak3988]

I guess I'm showing my age...I got every one correct!

[@davidbrown8517]

The Delorean was not manufactured in America but was built in Northern Ireland.

[@Amxracer]

Cool 😎 . 100% 🎉

[@kg0173]

Missed one. Thought it was Malibu, but did choose the Buick.

[@sumatai1]

Nice one on the c5 corvette

[@phoenixproto3149]

The first is my IRL car lol, '82 Pontiac Firebird

[@notsigningupforshit]

Missed the Ford RS200...thought it an Alpina, didn't think that one made it to North America...maybe South America?? Was hoping to see a GLH or Shelby Z...or even a Viper or Vector W2!!

[@paulnoble5627]

Got them all. By the way, that omni was officially called the dodge detomaso. Just fancy wheels, stripes, and the stainless steel trim at the B pillars on the regular omni 024. Infinitely more rare than a Pantera, and fun to watch Pantera owners heads explode when you roll up in your detamaso economy car lol. The camaro iroc was an RS or they used the RS body kit to do their custom vehicle As others pointed out, the rs2000 and corcel were not usa cars. The Merkur is an XR4Ti and not an XR4T. Just being pedantic.

[@dealy9268]

1 wrong. The Ford concept car at the end.

[@whitewalker57]

All but the last one…

[@kevinfalkner1624]

Missed last thought it was production cars of 80s not concept.

[@majornadz1385]

I don't think the first one was a trans am, looks like a lower end package

[@davidbrown9784]

the maya had me guessing but i guessed right, got them all correct, I'm 64.

[@donaldhill1401]

Missed one. Not a corvette aficionado, C3/C4. I know now lol.

[@MattMcCormack-wp7sl]

I passed with flying colors and I’m only 20

[@allan-mw7op]

2x ,I did not even know what the heck they were,any way it was a good quiz.......

[@7272nighthawk]

100% shows my age lol these were all over when I was a teenager

[@judgegixxer]

I had to fast fwd thru them all. I could have got 100% without multiple choice. Too easy. I'm a car guy who was a teenager in the 80's.

[@sbf_fox2434]

So you know the Maya concept car?

[@MisterMikeTexas]

I managed to get them all.

[@lorddatastorm7139]

30 of 30 ... easy

[@sjhanson1690]

Got 3 wrong… a few tough ones in there.

[@Bigdog78901]

The first car is not a Trans Am it’s just a Firebird. Geez they can’t even get the cars right.

[@reddawg2187]

Missed maya concept and Plymouth tc4

[@eduardosalinas1968]

Wow what is this Womans Name(Model) ? ❤ 🙂 Great Quiz. Informative too.

[@randyhelsel9438]

Missed 2. RS200 and I can't remember the second one.

[@zads9818]

❤❤❤❤❤❤😮😮😮😮😮😮

[@ronstewart3431]

Pontiac firebird

[@BanditApache-nd6lu]

The Delorean girl is in the ready position for a tube steak! She appears to have had a lot of practice.

[@dustinjackson8646]

I missed the Omni because it wasn't an Omni lol. We can all agree it's a Charger 🤣

[@sbf_fox2434]

The Omni came before the Charger. The TC3 looks almost identical to the Omni 024. The Shelby Charger got 2 headlights like the 024 and TC3. The non-Shelby Chargers got 4 headlights.

[@javierjavier7291]

Missed 4 😮

[@KLL1869]

too friggin easy

[@Synfulz]

30😂

[@erickort1987]

im 8:37 minutes into the quiz,one wrong so far,,,the second car into the video

[@joeydepalmer4457]

9 wrong! Bummer but not bad though since the 1980s is not my decade for cars

[@daleliske9757]

3 wrong, Ford rs200, Chrysler concept, Ford concept.

[@sbf_fox2434]

It was the Chrysler Conquest. They actually sold those. It was a rebadged Mitsubishi Starion.

[@ArizonaGuyone]

So I got 100% what did I win ?

[@stevedeleon8775]

Piece of cake for me..I'm a 35 year plus ASE CERTIFIED AUTO TECH..my unfair advantage

[@sbf_fox2434]

When is the last time you worked on a Corcell?

[@jackbeam56]

27 out of 30, not bad for a Dutchman 🙂 btw, Ford RS200 is not an American car.

[@thomaslyon2112]

American cars ?

[@bayoumanbryan]

i missed 4

[@E63guy]

Fun but much too easy

[@sbf_fox2434]

When was the last time you saw a Corcell on the road?

[@davidrichter9164]

So's your mama.

[@E63guy]

@@sbf_fox2434 never, I’m just saying if you look at the choices you can figure the ones you’re not sure on pretty easily.

[@user-lw1pm8qi1h]

Missed the rs200. Never seen one before. The other 2 obscure fords were educated guesses. What's bizarre is that I've owned a good portion of these cars, but i don't consider myself an enthusiast. I can say that I'm definitely a volkswagen freakazoid.

[@davidshiveley4508]

Number 1: the whole thing's a no brainer. Number 2: the 80's WERE NOT the golden age of automobiles's ! Number 3: the only car that mattered in the 80's was the 84-87 BUICK GRAND NATIONAL and the GNX!!!!

[@keith7630]

Too easy. I was a teenager in the 80s and a car guy.

[@kittycorner8526]

Most American cars between 1977-1987 were junk. Between 1964 and 1971, a few Mopar cars were cool, but from 1973-present day they're all junk.

[@glitchworks5957]

Pretty goofy quiz... here is an American car quiz... 3 of the 4 possible answers are NOT American cars for more than half of the questions. Then, let's include other cars that were never sold in the US.

[@Damone7653]

Yes... they all were wearing panties.

[@Jason-hm9hr]

27% that is not an SS El Camino the SS come with the same but different knows as the SS Monte Carlo

[@vicO1323]

I lost interest in cars built after 1975. The ladies were a nice distraction though.

[@bencolwell2260]

Sorry bud, but what you called a ford mustang gt is a mercury Capri..