Vintage Cars that DOMINATED the 1980s

They say that life is a highway. So if you're curious about which car ruled the roads the year you came into this world, buckle up for a trip down memory lane. We'll rev up the engines of nostalgia and take a spin through the most popular rides of the '80s, tailored to the year you graced us with your presence. If you weren’t born in the ‘80s, strap on and feel free to let your curiosity get the better of you! Everyone’s invited.
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[@mymomsaysimcool9650]

I had a 78 Cutlass supreme with T-tops. Sometimes I’d borrow my Grandparents 72 Cutlass supreme. We were definitely a GM family.

[@courtneypuzzo2502]

I remember many of these as someone who was born in 1985 and also as a fan of classic/antique cars though I prefer upmarket/luxury cars such as Cadillac Deville Lincoln Town car etc.

[@char1737]

I had tow Cutlass Supremes my best friend had one as did his mother and I had a family member who had one we all loved ours cars

[@glennso47]

Was the Ford Taurus mentioned? I think it was introduced in the 1980s and it was very popular in those days.

[@jamesday9701]

It's not mentioned here, but I've always liked the looks of the AMC Eagle

[@hearttoheart4me]

The year I was born had probably the greatest muscle car ever. 57 Chevy

[@AlBundyPolkHigh.]

When I got my license in 1979 I got to drive a beautiful 73 Chevy Nova my mom had but never drove. Then while I was gone on a school trip she I traded it in on an ugly Brown Dodge Diplomat. Needless to say I was sick😂

[@beachlover1077]

Trans-am was in Smokey and the Bandit, not a Firebird

[@glennso47]

The TransAm was an update of the Firebird. A more deluxe version.

[@beachlover1077]

@glennso47 that's weird. I watched a documentary about the making of Smokey and The Bandit and in the movie, they said that the Trans AM in the movie was the first one made. That they didn't hit the market for sale until the movie came out. They didn't mention a Firebird. 🤷‍♀️IDK

[@aStrayforMyTime]

"is it an evil escort"

[@vincentlussier8264]

Most cars were square and "boxy" looking and even the Mustang lost its speedy shape back then. The seventies cars and years before were all much nicer.

[@glennso47]

Chevrolet Celebrity didn’t have rear windows that could roll up and down. The windows were fixed and you couldn’t open them. 👎

[@clarencesmith2305]

But I was born in the mid 60's.

[@glennso47]

I was born in the late 1940s. By the 1980s I’d been driving since 1967.