in alphabetical order by manufacturer:

BMW 2002
Chevy Corvette
Dodge Caravan/Plymouth Voyager
Ford F-Series pickup
Ford Taurus
Ford Mustang
Jeep Cherokee
Toyota RAV4
Volkswagen Rabbit/GTI
Volkswagen Beetle

http://www.detnews.com/2003/autosins...c04-105334.htm


Keep in mind this is an influential list. I don't understand how the BMW 2002 is influential. :dunno:

 

how the hell did the rental fleet taurus make that list

especially over the PINTO!...people will remember that car long after the taurus if put to pasture

 

First fully computer-aided designed car.

 

It also sold in record numbers, revolutionized that segment, and turned FORD which was losing billions, profitable.

It may be crap but it was revolutionary

 

Toyota RAV4? That's a stretch. So they put the RAV4 on, but not the Bronco, the Explorer, the Wagoneer or some other pioneer SUV? :down:

Here's my list:

Chevrolet Corvette
Dodge Caravan
Ford Mustang
Ford Taurus
Ford Explorer
Honda Accord
Honda Civic (I have no idea how it didn't make it on that list)
Jeep Cherokee
Toyota Camry
VW Beetle

 

RAV-4 initiated the car-base SUVs.

 

What's influential about the Accord, Civic and Camry?

 

Civic was the first gasoline automobile engine to meet emissions stanards w/o a cat, and has been influential ever since.

Accord and Camry have dominated the mos popular car segemt for the past 15 years, and each generation of each car has made all the other carmakers rethink the midsize sedan.

 

I agree with all except the RAV4.

 

i think the rav4 was really the first of its kind......