## EUROPE ### POLAND 0. Polski Fiat 125p Rally (Motorsport) - Popular rally car in Poland and Eastern Europe. 1. FSO Polonez Rally (Motorsport) - Similar to the Fiat 125p, frequently seen in rallies. 2. Star 200 (Motorsport) - A small, rear-engined car used for hillclimb races. 3. Tarpan Honker (Motorsport) - Off-road vehicle used in various motorsport events. 4. Orion LM (Road/Motorsport) - A Polish-designed and built sports car with limited production. ### German Manufacturers 0. Porsche 911 (Road) - The quintessential sports car, renowned for its rear-engine layout and timeless design. 1. Mercedes-Benz 300SL “Gullwing” (Road) - Revolutionary sports car with distinctive doors and tube chassis. 2. Audi Sport Quattro S1 (Motorsport) - Iconic rally car known for its aggressive styling and all-wheel drive. 3. BMW M1 (Road/Motorsport) - Mid-engine supercar developed with Lamborghini, launching BMW's M division. 4. Volkswagen Beetle (Road) - One of history's best-selling cars, known for its simple design and affordability. 5. Porsche 959 (Road/Motorsport) - Technologically advanced supercar that pioneered systems used in modern vehicles. 6. Auto Union Type C (Motorsport) - Silver Arrows grand prix car of the 1930s, known for its innovative mid-engine layout. ### British Manufacturers 0. Mini Cooper S (Motorsport) - Won the Monte Carlo Rally multiple times, a giant-killer in rallying. 1. Jaguar E-Type (Road) - Enzo Ferrari famously called it "the most beautiful car ever made." 2. Aston Martin DB5 (Road) - James Bond's most famous car, synonymous with sophistication and espionage. 3. Lotus 72 (Motorsport) - Revolutionary Formula 1 car with a monocoque chassis and innovative aerodynamics. 4. Rolls-Royce Silver Shadow (Road) - Epitome of luxury, known for its smooth ride and opulent interior. 5. McLaren F1 (Road/Motorsport) - Held the record for the fastest production car for years and remains a technological marvel. ### Italian Manufacturers 0. Fiat 500 (Road) - Iconic "Cinquecento" that symbolized post-war Italian motoring. 1. Ferrari 250 GTO (Motorsport) - Arguably the most valuable car in the world, a legendary racing icon. 2. Lamborghini Miura (Road) - Pioneered the mid-engine supercar concept with stunning design. 3. Lancia Stratos (Motorsport) - Designed specifically for rallying, winning the World Rally Championship in the 1970s. 4. Alfa Romeo 8C 2900 (Motorsport) - Successful in both Grand Prix racing and endurance events in the 1930s. ### French Manufacturers 0. Bugatti Type 35 (Motorsport) - Dominant in Grand Prix racing in the 1920s, known for its blue paint and performance. ### Swedish Manufacturers 0. Volvo 240 Turbo Evolution (Motorsport) - Successful in touring car racing, particularly in the British Touring Car Championship. ## NORTH AMERICA ### United States Manufacturers 0. Ford GT40 (Motorsport) - Won the 24 Hours of Le Mans four times in a row (1966-1969), ending Ferrari’s dominance. 1. Chevrolet Corvette (Road) - Iconic American sports car, with a long history of performance and style. 2. Dan Gurney’s Eagle (Motorsport) - Won the 1967 Belgian Grand Prix, the first American constructor to win a Formula One Grand Prix. ### Canadian Manufacturers 0. Datsun 240Z (Motorsport) - Successful in SCCA racing and rallying. ## ASIA ### Japan Manufacturers 0. Nissan Skyline GT-R (Motorsport) - Dominant in Japanese GT racing and rallying, known as "Godzilla." 1. Mazda 787B (Motorsport) - Won the 24 Hours of Le Mans in 1991, the only Japanese car to win the race overall. 2. Toyota 2000GT (Road) - Beautiful and rare sports car, often considered Japan's first true supercar. ### South Korea Manufacturers 0. Hyundai Pony (Road) - South Korea's first mass-produced car, symbolizing the country's industrialization. ## AUSTRALIA 0. Holden Monaro GTS (Motorsport) - Successful in the Australian Touring Car Championship and Bathurst 1000. 1. Ford Falcon GT (Road) - Iconic Australian muscle car with a strong racing heritage. **Key:** * **(Road):** Primarily known as a production car. * **(Motorsport):** Primarily known for its racing success. * **(Road/Motorsport):** Significant history in both areas. --- This page was generated by #AI | #gemma3 #gemma3-27b #AIgeneratedContent #automotive #cars Prompts used initial: >>> I need a names of famous cars project divided by continents and producers. Example attached: # EUROPE ... ... ## German Manufacturers ... ... 0. Porsche 901 - Original development codename for the iconic Porsche a911, revolutionizing sports car design #projectP901 ... 1. BMW 507 - Elegant 1950s roadster that almost bankrupted BMW but later inspired the Z8 ... 2. Mercedes 300SL - Revolutionary sports car with distinctive gullwing doors and tube chassis ... 3. Audi Quattro - Groundbreaking all-wheel-drive sports coupe that dominated rally racing ... 4. Volkswagen Beetle - Originally called the KdF-Wagen, became one of history's best-selling cars ... 5. Porsche 959 - Technologically advanced supercar that pioneered systems used in modern vehicles ... 6. BMW M1 - Mid-engine supercar developed with Lamborghini that launched BMW's M division ... 7. Mercedes C111 - Experimental vehicle used to test Wankel engines and diesel technology ... 8. Opel GT - Sporty coupe nicknamed "the mini Corvette" for its similar styling ... 9. BMW Z3 - Compact roadster that gained fame as James Bond's car in GoldenEye Second one: >>> expand on motorsport, also include Polish cars