Often credited with putting America on wheels, the Ford Model T revolutionized automobile manufacturing through the introduction of the moving assembly line. It became the first car affordable to the average American.
Introduced in 1953, the Corvette has become an American icon, known for its performance and as a symbol of American sports car engineering. The Corvette has gone through numerous iterations, each pushing the envelope in performance and technology.
The F-Series, with the F-150 as its most popular model, has been America's best-selling truck for over 40 years. Known for its versatility, reliability, and performance, it has become a staple of American automotive culture.
Introduced in 2012, the Model S redefined electric vehicles (EVs) with its long range, high performance, and innovative technology. It has played a significant role in pushing the automotive industry towards electrification.
Originating from the World War II Jeep, the Wrangler has become synonymous with off-road capability and adventure. Its design and functionality have kept it popular among enthusiasts for decades.
The Challenger, particularly the early 70s models, epitomizes the American muscle car era with its powerful engines and bold styling. Its revival in 2008 rekindled interest in muscle cars for the modern era.
The Mustang sparked the "pony car" craze, offering an affordable, compact, highly styled car with sporty performance. It has remained in continuous production, adapting through the years while retaining its iconic status.
As one of the most luxurious American cars ever made, the Eldorado was at the forefront of automotive design and technology. Its various iterations over the years have symbolized American luxury and opulence.