Junk in the trunk: What are these?
Below we have four Utilities are currently listed for sale on AutoHunter or ClassicCars.com. Originally developed by the Australians, the auto pickup has had fluctuating popularity in the U.S. market. Can you tell us the specific year, make and model of each model? You can post your answer in the comments section below. If you need a hint, click on the image to find the answer. Click on the photo to see each vehicle Every Tuesday you'll find automotive puzzle pieces in The ClassicCars.com Journal. Click here to play previous car games!
What are these cars with stacked headlights?
Here are four cars currently for sale on AutoHunter or ClassicCars.com. You may notice that they all feature vertical headlights, a trend from the 1960s that was influenced by turbines but existed before and after the 1960s. Can you tell us which cars have this style? Post your answers in the comments section below. If you get stuck, you can point your cursor at the image and click on it to get cheats. . . Shh! We won't tell! Click on each photo to display each vehicle ClassicCars.com magazine brings you automotive fun every Tuesday. Click here to try out the past car challenge!
Shades of Blue: Name these colors!
for the first car To answer the 2025 conundrum, let's consider these four cars listed on AutoHunter or ClassicCars.com. They all have a similar blue tint. Can you tell their respective colors? Can you tell us the year, make and model of each device? Post your answers in the comments section below – that’s all! Click on each image to display each vehicle Every Tuesday, The ClassicCars.com Journal brings you automotive dilemmas like this one. Click here for more car challenges! Diego Rosenberg Lead writer Diego Rosenberg is a native of Wilmington, Delaware, and Princeton, New Jersey, which gave him ample exposure to the charms of Carlisle and Englishtown. Although his first love was Citroën, he fell in love with muscle cars after being seduced by the winged flying machines of the 1950s - in fact, he wrote two books about American muscle. But don't think there's a strong American bias here, for foreign weirdness was never far from his…
Tell us what these cars have in common
This week's The ClassicCars.com Magazine Car Puzzle contains vehicles for sale listed on AutoHunter or ClassicCars.com. They both come with automatic transmissions, but they're connected to much more than that. Can you tell us what that is? Post your answers in the comments section below. And, while you're at it, why not tell us the make, model year, and anything else that might indicate you're a superstar? Click on each photo below to display each vehicle Every Tuesday, The ClassicCars.com Journal brings you automotive fun like this puzzle. Click here to view past car challenges! Diego Rosenberg Lead writer Diego Rosenberg is a native of Wilmington, Delaware, and Princeton, New Jersey, which gave him ample exposure to the charms of Carlisle and Englishtown. Although his first love was Citroen, he fell in love with muscle cars after being seduced by the winged flying machines of the 1950s - in fact, he wrote two books about American muscle. But don't think…
What do these 1950s classics have in common?
Below you will find Four 1950s cars currently for sale on AutoHunter or ClassicCars.com. Can you identify what they have in common? Post your answers in the comments section below. Bonus points will be awarded to those who can tell us the model year and manufacturer. If you want a hint, hover your cursor over the image and click. Click on each image to display each vehicle ClassicCars.com Journal is your trusted place for automotive fun every Tuesday. Click here to read about past car challenges! Diego Rosenberg Lead writer Diego Rosenberg is a native of Wilmington, Delaware, and Princeton, New Jersey, which gave him ample exposure to the charms of Carlisle and Englishtown. Although his first love was Citroen, he fell in love with muscle cars after being seduced by the winged flying machines of the 1950s - in fact, he wrote two books about American muscle. But don't think there's a strong American bias here, for foreign weirdness…
Can you spot these ugly green cars?
this is not needed A fashion plate makes us realize that green is a color that does not age easily. Especially from the late 1960s to the 1970s, shades of green could make or break a car (here are some of our favorite colors). Below, we've listed a few vehicles for sale on AutoHunter or ClassicCars.com that might polarize you. Can you identify these cars and their respective model years? You can write your answer below. For bonus points, tell us the name of each green and whether you gave it a thumbs up or thumbs down. If you need tips, just click on each image. Click on each image to display each vehicle When you wake up every Tuesday, you can rely on the ClassicCars.com Journal to bring you automotive fun like this. Find more challenges for your car acumen here!
What are the names of these orange shades?
If you ask enthusiasts What is their favorite color, you don't hear about orange very often. But when it comes to Day-Glo shades from the muscle car era, orange seems to be the most popular color. Below, we have four orange cars for sale on AutoHunter or ClassicCars.com. Can you tell us the name of each color? While you're at it, how about telling us the year, make, and model of each vehicle? Click on each image to display each vehicle Every Tuesday, you'll find automotive fun in The ClassicCars.com Journal. More tests to challenge your automotive acumen can be found here!
Identifying These Late Model Mustangs | ClassicCars.com Magazine
yes it's hard Understand that cars from the late 1990s might have been "new", but these Mustangs look so familiar, how could they not? Of course, the correct answer is that I am old and maybe you are too. The following "new" Mustangs are currently listed on AutoHunter or ClassicCars.com. Can you determine the year of each model? Post your answers in the comments section below. Click on each image to display each vehicle ClassicCars.com Journal challenges your automotive acumen every Tuesday with a car game. After you complete this puzzle, you can play more puzzles for even more car fun!
What’s weird about these vehicles?
car quartet You'll see something down there that's out of character. What we mean is, every one of these AutoHunter or ClassicCars.com vehicles likely has features from another model year that someone added along the way. Can you figure out what this feature is for each car? While you're at it, why not tell us the year, make, and model of each vehicle? Post your answers in the comments section below. If you find this too challenging, you can click on the image to find the answer. Click on each image to display each vehicle Every Tuesday, The ClassicCars.com Journal features a car game to challenge your automotive acumen. After completing this mission you can play past puzzles for more car fun!
What do these vehicles have in common?
There are four cars here Currently listed on AutoHunter or ClassicCars.com. They vary in age and availability, but they do share common engineering characteristics that may be unique depending on the model year. Can you identify what that might be? Post your answers in the comments section below. And, since we currently have your attention, why not also post the year, make, and model? If you want a hint, click on the image. Click on each image to display each vehicle Every Tuesday, The ClassicCars.com Journal features a car game to challenge your automotive acumen. Play previous puzzles and take on more car challenges!
Identify these elegant white cars
back in timeblack is this Car elegant color. If you want people to think you're a big deal, then your famous sedan is black and nothing else. This fact is reflected in Cream's song "The Politician", in which the singer declares: "Hey baby, get in my big black car now...". ". What other cars would others drive? But there's a certain elegance to white, as evidenced by these four cars currently listed on AutoHunter or ClassicCars.com. Can you spot them from behind? Give us the correct car year, make and model for internet glory. If you want to cheat, just click on any image below to find out. Click on each image to display each vehicle ClassicCars.com Journal hosts a car race every Tuesday. Play previous puzzles and take on more car challenges!
What do these vehicles have in common?
have one thing in common The clues between the four cars are shown below. These vehicles, all currently for sale on AutoHunter or ClassicCars.com, may not initially appear to be connected, but trust us, they are. Can you find what they have in common? Sound off with your answers in the comments section below. It would be even better if you could give us the model year, make and model. Click on the image to find the tips. Click on each image to display each vehicle Every Tuesday, The ClassicCars.com Journal features a puzzle to test your automotive prowess. After completing this game, you can try the previous games.
Tell us what these cars have in common
There is something linked together All four cars below are currently listed for sale on AutoHunter or ClassicCars.com. Can you tell us what they have in common? While you're at it, please tell us the make and model of each product. Let's skip the model year because these cars don't follow the model year changes that are common on American cars. Fair? Write your response in the comments section below. Click on each image to display each vehicle ClassicCars.com Journal features car puzzles every Tuesday. After completing this game, play the previous games to challenge yourself!
Identify These Toronado-Influenced Oldsmobiles
over the years i have read There's some talk about how the Toronado influenced Oldsmobile's styling, but I've never seen that. However, if I tilt my head, I notice this. You may also notice this if you look at these Oldsmobiles listed on AutoHunter or ClassicCars.com. Please forgive me if this is a crazy idea or I'm being presumptuous. Please indicate the year and model of each. If you need a tip, just click on the image. Click on each image to display each vehicle ClassicCars.com Journal features automotive puzzles every Tuesday. You can also try past car games by clicking here!
What do these cars have in common?
Four cars The following models are all listed on AutoHunter or ClassicCars.com. They are obviously from different brands, but they have something in common. Can you tell us what it is? This may require you to click on each auction or ad, so we won't ask you to identify the year, make, and model. But they all have something very unique in common, so start sleuthing! Click on each image to see each vehicle You can find car puzzles every Tuesday in The ClassicCars.com Journal. You can also try out past car games here!
How are these cars connected?
We have four cars These cars are for sale on AutoHunter or ClassicCars.com. They all have one thing in common. Can you guess what it is? Post your answer in the comments section below. We're looking for the year, make, and model. Do you think you can figure it out? Click on the picture for a clue (we won't tell you!) Click on each image to see each vehicle ClassicCars.com Journal publishes a new car puzzle every Tuesday. Once you complete this puzzle, check out past games to challenge yourself for more!
What do this pair of cars have in common?
The following is presented to you There are four vehicles for sale on AutoHunter or ClassicCars.com. Divide them into two groups, and then you can determine the theme they have in common. Tip: First, find out the year/make/model of each vehicle. Post your answers in the comments section below and shed some light on the connections between these pairings. If you need a hint, you can hover your cursor and click on each image. Click on each image to see each vehicle ClassicCars.com Journal publishes car puzzles every Tuesday. You can also visit here to play the old games!
What is the connection between these cars?
Four cars The vehicles listed below are for sale on AutoHunter or ClassicCars.com. They also have one thing in common - they are not red, but a darker color. After some thought, post your answer in the comments section below. If you find yourself needing a hint, hover your cursor over the image and click on it. Click on each image to see each vehicle You can find a new car puzzle every Tuesday in The ClassicCars.com Journal. You can also play past games here!
Identify These Doomsday Cars! | ClassicCars.com
When humans As the race to the bottom continues and destroys everything good about our existence, we need a car to combat ecocide. Which of the following four cars would you choose? All four of these cars are currently for sale on AutoHunter or ClassicCars.com. Find them and enter your answer in the comments section provided. If you're not sure what something is, just move your cursor over the picture and click on it to get a hint. Click on each image to see each vehicle ClassicCars.com Journal features a new car jigsaw puzzle every Tuesday. Click here to play past games and have fun!
Which cars come with these houndstooth trim options?
Is houndstooth in fashion again? I'm not a fashionista, so I don't know, but the following group of cars for sale on AutoHunter and ClassicCars.com shows that houndstooth trim was a trend for a while. Can you identify these cars? Post your answer in the comments section below. Be sure to list the year/make/model so you can get gold star status and thumbs up. If you need a hint, click on any image to go to the actual auction or sale ad. Click on each image to see each vehicle ClassicCars.com Journal features a new car puzzle every Tuesday. If you're interested, you can also dive in and play previous puzzles!
Can you recognize this as a student from the class of 1962?
1962 It was a good year, wasn't it? Pontiac introduced the Grand Prix... the C1 Corvette hit the market with a new 327 upgrade... Ford introduced a couple of cars with bucket seats... and Chrysler introduced the Max Wedge 413. Below we've listed a few 1962 cars that are for sale on AutoHunter and ClassicCars.com. Can you identify them? Now that you know the year, just tell us the make and model in the comments section below. If you need a hint, click on any image with your mouse. Click on each image to see each vehicle The ClassicCars.com Journal always has something fun every Tuesday. If it's not Tuesday, you can still check out past puzzles for more fun and games - enjoy!
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