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  • 1Chevrolet Opala — The Chevrolet Opala. The Chevrolet Opala was a mid size car sold by General Motors do Brasil from 1969 to 1992. It was derived from the German Opel Rekord and Commodore, but used GM USA sourced engines, two four cylinder engines: the Chevrolet… …

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  • 2Oldsmobile 442 — Manufacturer General Motors Production 1964–1980 Predecessor Oldsmobile F 85 …

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  • 3Dodge Challenger — Manufacturer Dodge Division of Chrysler Corporation (1970–74) Mitsubishi Motors (1978–83) Dodge Division of Chrysler Group LLC (2008–present) Product …

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  • 4Oldsmobile 88 — Oldsmobile Eighty Eight Manufacturer General Motors Production 1949–1999 Class Full siz …

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  • 5Pontiac Grand Prix — Infobox Automobile name=Pontiac Grand Prix manufacturer=General Motors production=1962–2008 class=Personal luxury car (1962 1987) Mid size (1988 2008) successor=Pontiac G8 (US Canada) Pontiac G6 (Mexico)The Pontiac Grand Prix was an automobile… …

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  • 6Pontiac GTO — Infobox Automobile name = Pontiac GTO manufacturer = Pontiac parent company = General Motors class = Muscle car production = 1964 ndash;1974 2004 ndash;2006 predecessor = Pontiac Grand Prix Coupe successor = Pontiac G8 (2008) layout = FR… …

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  • 7Ford Torino — Infobox Automobile name=Ford Torino 1970 Ford Torino Cobra SportsRoof manufacturer=Ford Motor Company production=1968 ndash;1976 class=Intermediate layout= FR layout assembly=Atlanta, Georgia Lorain, Ohio Chicago, Illinois predecessor=Ford… …

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  • 8Chevrolet Camaro (fifth generation) — This article is about the fifth generation Chevrolet Camaro. For general Camaro information, see Chevrolet Camaro. Chevrolet Camaro (fifth generation) Manufacturer Chevrolet and Holden Produc …

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  • 9Oldsmobile Cutlass — Manufacturer General Motors Production 1961–1999 Predecessor Oldsmobile Cutlass Cier …

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  • 10Mazda Tribute — Manufacturer Mazda Ford Motor Company Production 2001–2012 Predecessor …

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