Mateus Honrado's Blog

Four, past and present. This excludes brands that these four once owned 100% or a stake such as Think, De Tomaso, Volvo, Aston Martin, Jaguar, Land Rover, Mazda (Ford), Vauxhall, Opel, Saab, Isuzu, Suzuki (GM), Smart, Mercedes, Maybach (Chrysler) and AM General (American Motors). Ford's best selling car is the Ford F-Series (40 million). General Motors' best selling car is the Chevrolet Impala (13 million). Chrysler's best selling car is the Plymouth Fury (3.68 million). American Motors' best selling car before merging with Chrysler is the Rambler Classic (1.46 million).

First pic: Chrysler Airflow (1934) Second pic: Chrysler PT Cruiser (modern version of the car, 2000) Third pic: Volkswagen Beetle (1938) Fourth pic: Volkswagen New Beetle (modern version of the car, 1997) Fifth pic: Morris Minor (1948) Sixth pic: MG Morris Minor (modern version of the car, 2005) Seventh pic: Fiat 500 (1957) Eighth pic: Fiat 500 (modern version of the car, 2007) Ninth pic: Austin Mini (1959) Tenth pic: Mini Hatch (modern version of the car, 2001)   Eleventh pic: Alpine A110 (1963) Twelfth pic: Alpine A110 (modern relaunch of the car, 2017) Thirteenth pic: Renault 5 (1972) Fourteenth pic: Renault 5 E-Tech (modern version of the car, 2024) Fifteenth pic: DMC DeLorean (1981) Sixteenth pic: DeLorean Alpha5 (modern relaunch of the car, 2024)