1. Ka
   Focus
2. Fiesta
   Taurus

Need to find room to park in the city? The Ford Ka from 1996 to 2016 is a small car that can make any space fit for parking. From 2014 onward, The Ford Motor Company marketed it as a subcompact car.

1. Fiesta
   Taurus
2. Focus
   GT

The Ford Fiesta is one of the best selling Ford models. Since 1976, Ford has sold over 16 million of these subcompact cars.

1. Mondeo
   Focus
2. Taurus
   Mustang

The Ford Focus has a 20-year-long history and is still going strong. In 1998, this subcompact car was introduced in Europe and then was launched in North America in the 2000 model year as a replacement to the Escort.

1. Mustang
   Taurus
2. Mondeo
   Galaxy

This midsized car's name came from Latin mundus, meaning "world." Celebrating 20 years on the road, the Mondeo Ford won over the European market due to the inclusion of U.S. innovations at that time like a driver's airbag, three body styles and five trim levels from which to choose.

1. Mustang
   GT
2. Taurus
   Galaxy

The original Taurus was a milestone for the entire American automotive industry, with innovations like a rounder shape, aerodynamic design which made it more fuel efficient, and user-friendly controls that kept the driver's eyes on the road.

1. Fiesta ST
   Galaxy
2. GT
   Mustang

In 2008, if you were looking for a high-performance vehicle at a reasonable price, the Fiesta ST was designed for you. These high-performance vehicles had good papers, as they were developed by Roush Technologies Ltd, parent of the Mountune Racing motorsport brand.

1. Galaxy
   Focus RS
2. Mustang
   GT

Ford released this compact car in 1998. This special high-performance Focus succeeded the Ford Escort and blended power, speed, performance styling and affordability. Gotta love it!

1. Galaxy
   GT
2. Mustang
   B-Max

Ford's long running pony/muscle car is still running strong since 1964! These affordable sporty coupes with long hoods and short rear decks are muscle cars that people can't get enough of.

1. C-Max
   B-Max
2. S-Max
   GT-40

What a beauty! The Ford GT is an American mid-engine two-seater sports car that has a winning design. The GT40 was a consecutive four-time winner of the 24 Hours of Le Mans from 1966-1969.

1. S-Max
   C-Max
2. B-Max
   Ecosport

This was Ford's first hybrid-only line of vehicles. The compact multi-purpose vehicle, the C-Max Hybrid was on the market in 2012.

1. Kuga
   Ecosport
2. C-Max
   B-Max

The Ford B-Max is a mini MPV (Multi Purpose Vehicle) manufactured by Ford Europe since 2012. The vehicle is based on the successful Ford Fiesta.

1. Galaxy
   S-Max
2. EcoSport
   Kuga

Avid readers of Consumer Reports and auto magazines know this is one of the best cars in Europe. The S-Max has received many positive reviews and awards, and was voted European Car of the Year 2007.

1. Ecosport
   Kuga
2. Flex
   Edge

In 2007, Ford's mid-sized crossover earned many awards including one of "Best Cars for Families" by AAA and Parents Magazine, the IIHS "Top Safety Pick" for models built after January 2007 and the J.D. Power and Associates' "APEAL Award."

1. Ecosport
   Kuga
2. Flex
   Explorer

Ford's full-sized crossover earned the 2011 North American Truck of the Year award for the fifth generation Ford Explorer. Introduced in 1990 for the 1991 model year, it is still a strong seller for Ford after 27 years on the road.

1. Ecosport
   Kuga
2. Flex
   Expedition

The Ford EcoSport is a subcompact crossover SUV, originally built by Ford Brazil in 2003. The Ecosport generated a high volume of sales --confirming that consumers desired a light off-road vehicle.

1. Exhibition
   Flex
2. Kuga
   Galaxy

The Ford Kuga is a compact SUV that has been on the road since 2008. The vehicle name, Kuga, is similar to "cougar," which happens to be the name of another Ford division's automobile, the Mercury Cougar.

1. E-Series
   Ranger
2. Super Duty
   Expedition

The Ford Expedition is a full-size SUV that was introduced in 1997 to succeed the Ford Bronco. The 2018 Expedition ended up first among large SUVs, according to the rankings of the U.S. News and World Report.

1. Transit Connect
   E-Series
2. Ranger
   Super Duty

This may have seemed like a trick question, as the E-Series has also been known as the Ford Econoline and Ford Club Wagon throughout its production. However, with it's 56-year production history, the E-Series name is cemented in the minds of many as a dependable full-size Ford van.

1. Transit Connect
   Ranger
2. Super Duty
   Transit Custom

Ford really liked the name Ranger, as it was the nameplate used on three distinct model lines of vehicles. However by 1983, the Ranger name was given its own model line of compact pickup trucks.

1. F-150
   Transit
2. Super Duty
   Husky

The Ford Transit is a compact panel van developed by Ford Europe and derived from the Ford Focus. This "high cube" style was introduced and named the Ford Courier, then the Ford Transit replaced it.

1. F-150
   Super Duty
2. Transit Courier
   Transit Connect

Many accolades have been bestowed on this vehicle. Ford's long running light, full-sized pickup truck, the F-150, is the best selling vehicle in all of North America.

1. Transit Connect
   Transit Courier
2. Super Duty
   Spectrom

Controlling over 10,000-pound loads while descending, and standard features such as the seat (pelvic and thorax) belt along with the head-curtain side air bags kept this Ford Super Duty ahead of the other heavy-duty vehicles being introduced in 2011.

1. Transit Connect
   Thames 300E
2. Transit Courier
   Spectrom

The Ford Thames 300E is a small-car-based van that was produced by Ford UK from 1954 to 1961. It contained a rigid body and was smaller than a lorry or truck, without rear side windows.

1. Econovan
   SuperVan
2. Econoline
   Raider

A cabover van and pickup truck manufactured by the Japanese automobile manufacturer Mazda was sold by Ford as the Econovan. However, Mazda sold it for export as the E1300, E1400, and E1600, depending on engine size.

1. Freestyle
   Territory
2. Everest
   Raider

From 2003 to present, this Ford SUV has had three redesigns. The Ford Everest is a mid-sized to semi-full sized, five-door SUV variant of the Ford Ranger four-door pickup truck.

1. Escape
   Fiera
2. Territory
   Explorer

There have been three generations of the Ford Escape, a compact crossover vehicle. Ford developed and released this model with Mazda of Japan.

1. D-Series
   Cargo
2. F-Series
   Lobo

Don't feel bad if you haven't heard much about this forward-control truck model, as it was designed by Ford of Britain. However in the U.S. you may know its successor well -- it's the long-running Ford C-Series.

1. Raptor
   F-Series
2. D-Series
   Mainline

This Ford will take you back ... to 1952 ... when it was offered in 2-door sedan, 4-door sedan, 2-door coupe and 2-door station wagon body styles. You could even get fancy and choose the inline six-cylinder or V8 engines.

1. Capri
   Maverik
2. Meteor
   Futura

Although all the choices above are Ford Australian vehicles, the Capri is pictured. The Capri's popularity in Australia was from 1989 to 1994. The launch of the car gave the Ford Capri name new life, as the name was previously used by Ford of Europe from 1969 to 1986.

1. Futura
   Maverick
2. Telestar
   Falcon

Here's an interesting tidbit: The Ford Falcon along with its rival, the Holden Commodore, was used as taxis in Australia and New Zealand, as well as for police car and company fleets. That's why it's no surprise that the Ford Falcon was an Australian-made best-seller, with over 3,000,000 sales among its seven generations.

1. Telestar
   Meteor
2. Cougar
   Mondeo

You may know it as the Mercury Cougar. However, the Ford Cougar was produced and sold in the European market from 1998 to 2002. The coupe/liftback was sold in Canada and the United States from 1999 to 2002 and called the Mercury Cougar.

1. Consul
   Maverik
2. Crestline
   Crown VIctoria

Not only will this Ford model take you back, it will also take you across the pond. The Ford Consul is a car that was manufactured by Ford UK from 1951 to 1962. Not born during that time, but the model name still rings a bell? Maybe that's because the name was later revived for a model produced by Ford in both Britain and Germany from 1972 to 1975.

1. Laser
   Telstar
2. Country Squire
   Meteor

A station wagon? A millennial might not know what kind of car that is! Although it had a long life -- from 1950 to 1991, today's generation has only known SUVs for transporting the type of cargo that was the domain of the station wagon. The top-of-the-line Ford Country Squire was distinguished by its wood-grain body trim.

1. Corcel
   Pilot
2. Orion
   Gran Torino Elite

It was launched with the name Ford Gran Torino to denote its status as a luxury car. Produced for the North American market from mid-1974 to 1976, the mid-size two-door coupe was marketed to be an economical alternative to the Thunderbird.

1. Durango
   Del Rio
2. Corcel
   Orion

It was so long ago, over 60 years, when the Ford Del Rio was produced in the U.S. as a full-size, six-passenger station wagon. If you were to purchase a Del Rio you could choose the optional and unique two-tone paint design, interior and exterior highlights with gold-like accents, and a higher grade vinyl upholstery.

1. Pilot
   Durango
2. Escort
   Puma

This two-passenger coupe utility vehicle was a joint venture between Ford and National Coach Works, for the 1979 and 1982 model years. The Ford Durango tailgate with filler panel and integrated tail lamps is a feature that identifies the vehicle as converted by National Coach.

1. Corcel
   Laser
2. Maverik
   Five Hundred

The Ford Motor Company must like the name "five hundred," as it manufactured the Ford Fairlane 500 and the Ford Galaxie 500. So when it needed a replacement for the Ford Taurus that was a bit larger, it went the same route and named this full-size car the Ford Five Hundred only spelled out.

1. Laser
   F-150
2. Focus Electric
   Flex

Ford Flex is easy to recognize. Its unusually boxy exterior appearance enables it to carry seven passengers in this crossover vehicle. Introduced in 2009, this vehicle has earned high customer-satisfaction scores, but its unconventional design was well ... you either hated it or loved it. Either way, it never became a big seller.

1. Corcel
   Laser
2. Focus Electric
   Fusion Hybrid

The environmentally friendly Focus Electric needs no gas, does not require oil changes and produces zero CO2 emissions. Using the same sporty styling as the Focus, it's hard to identify that this hatchback is powered by electricity.

1. Focus
   Fusion Energi
2. Laser
   Corcel

The Fusion Energi is a plug-in hybrid. That means its battery pack can charge from an external power source, such as an electrical outlet or an electric vehicle charging station. Since charging station can be few and far between, this hybrid can be a life-saver while being a life saver to the environment -- compared to gas-guzzling models.