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This spindly black machine came off the first moving assembly line and put the world on wheels.

This rounded rear-engined coupe was its maker's first production car, from 1948.

This rounded people's car hides an air-cooled flat-four under the rear luggage lid.

This compact arrived in 1972 with an engine clean enough to pass American emission rules without a catalytic converter.

This small Japanese roadster revived the British sports car formula and outsold every one of them.

This brutal American roadster had a ten-cylinder truck-derived engine, side exhausts and at first no windows.

This 1,000-horsepower coupe uses ten radiators and four turbochargers to pass 250 miles an hour.

This unpainted stainless-steel wedge of a pickup had its supposedly unbreakable window broken on stage.
