1. Rolls-Royce
   Ferrari
2. Ford
   Lincoln

This is the Rolls-Royce Silver Shadow II, a luxury car manufactured by Rolls-Royce. It is a front-engine, rear-wheel-drive car and over 30,000 of them were produced.

1. Toyota
   DeLorean Motor Company
2. Lotus Cars
   Triumph Motor Company

This is the Lotus Esprit, a sports car that is manufactured by Lotus Cars. Giorgetto Giugiaro designed the original model; however, there have been subsequent models that have been designed by Peter Stevens, Julian Thomson, and Russell Carr.

1. Citroen
   Nissan
2. Ford
   Rootes Group

This is the Sunbeam Alpine, a sports drophead coupé that is manufactured by the Rootes Group. Over the years it has had several notable appearances in film and television; including the romantic thriller film "To Catch a Thief," and the James Bond film "Dr. No."

1. McLaren Automotive
   Mercedes-Benz
2. Lamborghini
   Bentley

This is the Lamborghini Murcielago, a sports car that is manufactured by Lamborghini. A total of 4,099 of them were produced during the production lifespan.

1. Chrysler Corporation
   Porsche
2. Ferrari
   Volkswagen

This is the Porsche 911, a sports car that is manufactured by Porsche. It was first introduced by Porsche in 1963 and is still in production to this day.

1. Bugatti
   Porsche
2. Lincoln
   Austin Healey

This is the Austin Healey 3000, a sports car that is manufactured by Austin Healey. It is one of the most iconic "big Healey" models and was introduced in 1959.

1. Triumph Motor Company
   Nissan
2. Rolls-Royce
   Chrysler Corporation

This is the Nissan Skyline GT-R, a sports car that is manufactured by Nissan. It has become somewhat iconic in pop culture; often being featured in media that depicts racing (especially street racing).

1. Volkswagen
   Ford
2. British Motor Corporation
   McLaren Automotive

This is the Volkswagen Beetle, a rear-engine economy car that is manufactured by Volkswagen. It is one of the most easily recognizable vehicles in the world and was produced for over 60 years, from 1938 to 2003.

1. Bentley
   Honda
2. Ford
   Citroen

This is the Acura NSX, a mid-engine sports car manufactured by Honda. While it was originally introduced in the 90s, Honda revived the model in 2016 or a second generation after a decade-long gap.

1. Bugatti
   Volkswagen
2. Toyota
   Alfa Romeo

This is the Alfa Romeo 8C Competizione, a sports car that is manufactured by Alfa Romeo. It is notable for only having 1,000 units produced in its lifespan, a number that failed to match the overwhelming demand.

1. Rolls-Royce
   Ferrari
2. Lamborghini
   Toyota

This is the Ferrari 365, a grand tourer manufactured by Ferrari. It was initially released for viewing to the public at the 1966 Geneva Motor Show.

1. Maserati
   Lotus Cars
2. Audi AG
   Honda

This is the Maserati 3500 GT, a 2-door coupé manufactured by Maserati. It is notable for being the company's first successful attempt at both the GT market and series production.

1. Mazda
   Honda
2. Jaguar Cars
   Rolls-Royce

This is the Jaguar E-Type, a sports car that is manufactured by Jaguar Cars. It has been praised for its elegant design since its inception, with even Enzo Ferrari calling it "the most beautiful car ever made."

1. Lamborghini
   Volvo Cars
2. Tucker Corporation
   British Motor Corporation

This is the Volvo P1800, a rear-drive sports car manufactured by Volvo Cars. It debuted in 1961 and became popular when it was used by Roger Moore in the TV series "The Saint."

1. Porsche
   Nissan
2. BMW
   Lotus Cars

This is the BMW M1, a sports car that is manufactured by BMW. It holds the distinction of being the first mid-engined BMW to be mass-produced.

1. Austin Healey
   Ferrari
2. Mazda
   Aston Martin

This is the Aston Martin DB5, a luxury grand tourer that is manufactured by Aston Martin. It is notable for being featured in James Bond films; arguably the most noteworthy appearance being in "Goldfinger."

1. Nissan
   Volvo Cars
2. Tucker Corporation
   Mercedes-Benz

This is the Tucker 48, a sedan that is manufactured by Tucker Corporation. The 48 in the name refers to the ear that it was introduced; however, it is also worth mentioning that it was often unofficially referred to as the Tucker Torpedo.

1. Mazda
   Volkswagen
2. Jaguar Cars
   Aston Martin

This is the Mazda Miata, a roadster that is manufactured by Mazda. The name Miata is actually derived from the Old High German word for "reward."

1. Rootes Group
   Maserati
2. DeLorean Motor Company
   Audi AG

This is the Audi Quattro, a road and rally car that is manufactured by Audi AG. This model varied considerably across different markets, with some variants having features like larger impact bumpers.

1. Lamborghini
   Alfa Romeo
2. BMW
   Ford

This is the Lamborghini Miura, a sports car that is manufactured by Lamborghini. It is notable for actually being designed by the Lamborghini engineering team against the orders of Ferruccio Lamborghini, the company founder.

1. Austin Healey
   Lincoln
2. Lamborghini
   Ford

This is the Ford GT40, an endurance racing car that is manufactured by Ford. For four consecutive years (1996 to 1969) the Ford GT40 won the 24 Hours of Le Mans.

1. Nissan
   DeLorean Motor Company
2. Triumph Motor Company
   Audi AG

This is the DeLorean DMC-12, a sports car that is manufactured by the DeLorean Motor Company. This is the only car model that was produced by the company, and it was only popularized due to its appearance in the "Back to Future" films.

1. Volkswagen
   Ford
2. Honda
   Nissan

This is the Datsun 240Z, a sports car that is manufactured by Nissan. Debuting in 1969, the Datsun 240Z has solidified its place in history as one of the most successful sports car lines that have ever been produced.

1. Bentley
   Mercedes-Benz
2. Rootes Group
   Tucker Corporation

This is the Mercedes-Benz 300 SL, a grand tourer that is manufactured by Mercedes-Benz. It debuted in 1952 and featured very distinguishing gull-wing doors.

1. Ferrari
   Alfa Romeo
2. Volkswagen
   Aston Martin

This is the Ferrari Enzo, a mid-engine sports car that is manufactured by Ferrari. It was released in 2002 and was actually named after the company’s founder, Enzo Ferrari.

1. Rolls-Royce
   Bugatti
2. Porsche
   BMW

This is the Porsche 959, a sports car that is manufactured by Porsche. It was introduced to the world in 1986 and there were only 345 units produced.

1. Lotus Cars
   Toyota
2. British Motor Corporation
   Volvo Cars

This is the Mini, an economy car that is manufactured by British Motor Corporation. While it may be small in stature, the Mini is without a doubt one of the most iconic cars in the world.

1. Citroen
   Rolls-Royce
2. Ferrari
   Jaguar Cars

This is the Rolls-Royce Phantom II, a luxury car that is manufactured by Rolls-Royce. It is one of the most iconic Rolls-Royce cars from the first half of the 20th century and was the last of Rolls-Royce's 40/50 hp models.

1. Honda
   Lamborghini
2. Chrysler Corporation
   Maserati

This is the Acura Legend, a mid-size luxury car that is manufactured by Honda. It was marketed under the Acura name in North America, after being first introduced as the Honda Legend in 1985.

1. Porsche
   McLaren Automotive
2. Ferrari
   BMW

This is the Ferrari 250 GTO, a grand tourer manufactured by Ferrari. The production period was between 1962 and 1964 and during that time only 36 were produced.

1. Lamborghini
   Toyota
2. British Motor Corporation
   Alfa Romeo

This is the Toyota 2000GT, a grand tourer manufactured by Toyota. It debuted in 1967 and was actually a collaboration between Toyota and Yamaha.

1. Honda
   Rootes Group
2. Audi AG
   Citroen

This is the Citroen DS, an executive car that is manufactured by Citroen. It debuted in 1955 and was responsible for influencing the designs of cars for future decades.

1. Ferrari
   Volkswagen
2. McLaren Automotive
   Honda

This is the McLaren F1, a sports car that is manufactured by McLaren Automotive. It is notable for having previously held the Guinness World Record for the world's fastest production car.

1. Tucker Corporation
   Rolls-Royce
2. Nissan
   Chrysler Corporation

This is the Dodge Viper, a sports car that is manufactured by the Chrysler Corporation. With over three-quarters of its parts being manufactured in the United States, it was rightfully hailed as one of the most American cars on the market.

1. Aston Martin
   Bugatti
2. Porsche
   Austin Healey

This is the Bugatti Type 57, a grand tourer that is manufactured by Bugatti. Between 1934 and 1940, there were only 710 units produced.

1. BMW
   Mazda
2. Porsche
   Volkswagen

This is the Volkswagen Golf, a compact car that is manufactured by Volkswagen. It is the second best-selling car model in the world and Volkswagen’s best-selling model.

1. Bentley
   Volvo Cars
2. Mercedes-Benz
   BMW

This is the Bentley Blower, a racing car manufactured by Bentley. During its production lifespan between 1929 and 1931, only 720 cars were produced.

1. Ferrari
   Nissan
2. Ford
   Jaguar Cars

This is the Ford Shelby Mustang GT350, a muscle/sports car that is manufactured by Ford. It is notable for being introduced by Shelby and then built by Ford from 1969 onwards.

1. Triumph Motor Company
   Maserati
2. DeLorean Motor Company
   Lotus Cars

This is the Triumph Stag, a sports tourer that is manufactured by the Triumph Motor Company. It is notable for being styled by Italian designer Giovanni Michelotti.

1. Ferrari
   BMW
2. Lincoln
   Rolls-Royce

This is the Lincoln Continental, a full-sized luxury car that is manufactured by Lincoln. It has had several generations, being first introduced in 1938 and being produced to this day.