Statistics for Classic Cars - Top American Collector Cars of All Time

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Description	Year	Answer	% Correct
Henry Ford's bestseller	1908-27	Ford Model T	84%
Eight cylinders, first of the hot rods, flathead engine	1932	Ford V8	72%
Series 452; 4,076 built; Fleetwood and Fisher coachbuilders	1930-40	Cadillac V-16	52%
Designed by John Tjaarda, concieved by Edsel Ford, three-passenger	1937	Lincoln-Zephyr Coupe	38%
Brass-era Indy 500 racer, Wisconsin Motor Company	1912-16	Stutz Model A Bearcat	38%
Flagship K model, pontoon fenders, bullet headlamps, canted grille	1936	Lincoln K Convertible Roadster	36%
"Henry's lady"	1928-31	Ford Model A	34%
Designed with aerodynamic principles and state-of-the-art suspension	1934-37	Chrysler and De Soto Airflow	28%
America's answer to the Rolls-Royce	1929-37	Duesenberg Model J/SJ	28%
Model "R," first mass-produced automobile	1901-03	Oldsmobile Curved Dash Runabout	26%
First flagship of General Motors	1910-12	Oldsmobile Limited	26%
135" wheelbase, pontoon fenders, triangular quarter windows	1934	Packard Twelve Sport Coupe by Lebaron	24%
Steam-powered pre-war vehicle	1906-14	Stanley	24%
141hp straight-eight engine, 194 built, four-door, standard paint color Premier Green	1940	Buick Series 60 Century Phaeton	22%
Body styles included Town Cars and Sport Phaetons; released at the Roosevelt Hotel	1932	Packard Twin Six	22%
Raymond Loewy Associates, "winged victory" grille, skirted fenders, three window, batwing rear window	1937	Studebaker Dictator Coupe	22%
First front-wheel drive offered to the public	1929-32	Cord L-29	19%
Boattail designed by Alan Leamy	1931-32	Auburn Speedster	17%
Gordon Buehrig, front wheel drive, hidden headlamps, "Coffin Nose"	1936-37	Cord 810/812	17%
Jaguar of its day, swoopy fenders, chromed bullet headlamps	1935	Auburn 851 Carbiolet	16%
Cadillac's junior "companion car," named after a French explorer	1927-29	La Salle	14%
Shown at the New York Auto Show, $10,000, 5 built, Phillip O. Wright	1933	Pierce-Arrow Silver Arrow	12%
First purpose-built sports car, first "supercar"	1911	Mercer 35R Raceabout	9%
GM's limited production show car	1933-37	Cadillac V-16 Aero-Dynamic Coupe	7%
Oliver Clark designed radiator grille, automatic heater control, safety glass	1932-33	Chrysler CL Custom Imperial	7%
"Shark nose," forward-thrusting faces, concept drawings by Amos Northup	1938-40	Graham Spirit of Motion	7%
Coupe, Convertible Victoria, Amos Northup designs	1936-37	Graham Supercharger	7%
Murray's V-grille, other memorable car was the Flying Cloud	1931-34	Reo Royale 8	5%
One of America's original "fine cars," early Brass Era	1908	Simplex 50 Speedcar	5%