1. S-10
   Silverado
2. Colorado

The Silverado is one of Chevy's superstars. GM sold more than 580,000 of these full-size trucks in 2017 alone.

1. heavy-duty work truck
   race truck
2. compact pickup

The S-10 is a compact pickup truck that Chevy made from 1981 to 2004. These little trucks feature a wide variety of engines and many were equipped with four-wheel drive.

1. S-10
   El Camino
2. El Camaro

No one really knows how to categorize the El Camino. It's like a pickup truck that's very low to the ground. It first hit the market in 1959.

1. Silverado
   F-150
2. Avalanche

As Chevy trucks go, the Avalanche is a relatively new model. This one was introduced in 2001 … and then ended in 2013.

1. Speeding Sport Rocket
   Super Sport Roadster
2. Spitball and Silicone Reconstruction

The SSR, made from 2003 to 2006, was one of Chevy's more daring designs. The Super Sport Roadster had a retractable hardtop, an unusual feature for a pickup.

1. 1878
   1918
2. 1952

As of 2018, Chevy celebrated its first century as a truck maker. The company produced its first truck in 1918.

1. Model 490
   Model 666
2. Model 357

The Model 490 was the company's first-ever truck. And it was as barebones a design as you can possibly imagine.

1. half-ton
   three-quarter ton
2. one-ton

The Silverado 1500, like all 1500 series pickups, is a half-ton pickup. It's a light-duty truck meant for small cargo loads.

1. It is blue.
   It comes standard with a crew cab.
2. It is heavy-duty.

The Silverado HD is a heavy-duty version of the regular Silverado, with a more robust suspension, bigger brakes, and other features meant to tackle big loads.

1. Silverado
   C/K
2. S-10

In 1960, Chevy unleashed is C/K line of pickups. This series is one of the brand's iconic models.

1. 1931
   1999
2. 2013

The Silverado is one of America's best-selling pickups. And it's only been around since 1999.

1. gas
   diesel
2. hybrid

The Duramax is a V8 diesel engine made by GM. It's found in numerous Chevy and GMC trucks.

1. true
2. false

The Avalanche, which was cut from the Chevy roster in 2013, was a gas-only model. But it was available in a beefy 8.1 L engine.

1. 2007
   2001
2. 2016

Launched in 1999, the first-generation Silverado had a run that lasted until 2007. The pickup is now in its fourth generation.

1. 185 hp
   270 hp
2. 390 hp

At the very outset, GM meant for the Silverado 1500 to have plenty of power. The 1999 1500 featured a 270 hp engine, along with 320 ft-lbs. of torque.

1. a cargo truck
   an SUV
2. a sedan

GM introduced the Avalanche hoping to capitalize on the SUV craze. Is it an SUV or a pickup truck? It's both!

1. Hummer
   Sierra
2. Accord

The Chevy Silverado -- from a mechanical standpoint -- is the same truck as the GMC Sierra. Most of their differences are simply aesthetics.

1. four-wheel drive
   diesel engine
2. nothing

You'll never have to wonder if these trucks have four-wheel drive. The "K" means that C/K is meant for tough terrain.

1. overhead valve V8 engine
   airbags
2. anti-lock brakes

In 1955, Chevy began making its Task-Force pickups. These were the first Chevy trucks to sport overhead valve V8 engines, notably, a year later than Ford.

1. Silverado
   Avalanche
2. Colorado

Starting in 2015, GM began using its 2.5 L Ecotec engine in the Colorado. They are all-aluminum engines that are designed to be relatively fuel-efficient.

1. S-10
   Sierra
2. Silverado

The S-10 made its first appearance in 1982. With its compact size and light-duy specifications, it's the truck that led into the Colorado, another small pickup.

1. Silverado
   Colorado
2. Avalanche

In 2012, GM was no longer sold on its Colorado concept … and the company suspended production. But in 2015, the Colorado made a glorious comeback.

1. Silverado
   S-10
2. C/K

In 2015, Chevy rolled out some very special editions its Silverados. One, the Black Out Edition, featured a all sorts of black trim, a look well-suited for Darth Vader.

1. 1970
   1980
2. 2000

For four full decades, GM relied on the C/K to make up the bulk of its full-size pickup sales. The C/K was the name of both the Chevy and the GMC-badged trucks.

1. V12 engine
   cruise control
2. off-road features

For adventure lovers, the ZR2 was the way to go. This package upgrade gifted the S-10 with advanced off-road features, including a V6 engine, larger tires, upgrade suspension, and more.

1. $2,408
   $8,901
2. $15,110

Remember the days when pickups didn't cost half as much as a house? In 1967, a brand-new C/K10 had a sticker price of $2,408. After adjusting for inflation, that's still just $18,000.

1. T
   21
2. 57

Believe it or not, like Ford, Chevy made a Model T, too. It was the company's first one-ton pickup.

1. Silverado
   Fiero
2. Corvette

The SSR was made to be fast. It uses the same engine as the C6 Corvette, and hits 60 mph in less than 8 seconds … not bad for a "pickup."

1. brakes and a steering wheel
   a cab and body
2. an engine

The Model 490, which debuted in 1918, featured only a chassis. Buyers had to add their own body and cab in order to actually use the thing.

1. about 300 hp
   about 240 hp
2. about 390 hp

The was 4.8 L Vortec 4800 V8 was one variant of the Silverado 1500. It was rated at around 300 hp -- the 2500, with the Duramax diesel -- apprpoached 400 hp.