The Emerald Aisle Trivia Quiz

Answer: Honda

The Accord was first produced in 1976 and it was classified as a compact car until 1989 when it was reclassified as a midsize car. The car comes in three body sizes which are 2-door coupe, 4-door sedan and 5-door station wagon.

Answer: Toyota

The Camry, compact to start with, was available as a sedan or hatchback and was front-wheel drive. The second generation of Camry came out equipped with a V-6 engine and the hatchback version was replaced by station wagon. In 1992 it became a midsize car and was also available as a coupe.

Answer: Ford

The Fusion went in production in 2005 and was introduced to the market in 2006. It was a mid-sized four-door sedan that was able to carry five passengers. It came in two engine types: a 2.3 L Duratec 23 and a 3.0 L Duratec 30 V6.

Answer: Subaru

The production of the car started in 1989 when it was introduced as a compact car before making the transition into a mid-sized car in 1995. It was available in two body styles: 4-door sedan of 5-door station wagon.

Answer: Chevrolet

The Malibu started life in 1964 as a small family sedan with a rear-wheel drive. After going through several transformations it was discontinued in 1983. Malibu returned in 1997 as a mid-sized, front-wheel drive car.

Answer: Dodge

The Monaco was first introduced in 1965 and was discontinued in 1978 to be replaced by the St. Regis. It was available as a 4-door sedan, wagon and hardtop and as a 2-door hardtop.

Answer: Kia

It was Kia's first mid-sized car when it was introduced in 2000. It was available with a four- or six-cylinder engine. There big changes that started in 2011 saw the car offering remote start, voice command system, touch screens and parking sensors.

Answer: Volkswagen

The Passat was introduced in 1973. Since then it has undergone various transformations. In 1973 it was offered as a sedan or station wagon with front-wheel drive. The eighth generation of the car was introduced in 2014 and offered driver assistant systems such as parking, emergency driver, cruise control and collision avoidance.

Answer: Buick

It was first introduced in 1973 as a two-door coupe. Production stopped in 2004 and resumed in 2011. In Europe it was marketed as Opel Insignia and in the UK as Vauxhall Insignia.

Answer: Hyundai

It was introduced in 1985 and was available mainly in South Korea. The second generation in 1988 that coincided with the Olympic Games there was made available to the US and in Europe the following year