1. Orca
   Jaguar
2. Puffin

It's Jaguar, of course, that uses a big predator cat as its emblem. Jaguars are known for their luxurious refinements and, in older days, their propensity for malfunctions.

1. Dodge
   Bentley
2. Acura

Bentley is a lover of all things that are finely crafted. It makes really, really expensive vehicles, like the Bentayga, the most expensive production SUV around. You can pick one up for around $250,000, if you're lucky.

1. Rover
   Hugger
2. Pillager

Land Rover is the U.K. car maker with the rugged reputation. It makes many powerful four-wheel-drive models that can conquer all sorts of menacing terrain.

1. Yugo
   Jaguar
2. BMW

Jaguar Land Rover Automotive PLC is the holding company that builds both Jaguars and Land Rovers. But these brands are part of an even bigger corporate entity.

1. Subaru
   Mercedes-Benz
2. Bentley

The Flying Spur is the ostentatious name of an equally ostentatious car from Bentley. You'll need six figures and (serious) change to buy one of these powerful luxury cars.

1. true
2. false

In 2008, Tata Motors (of India) finalized its purchase of Land Rover. From 2000 to 2008, though, the brand was actually owned by good old American Ford Company.

1. BMW
   Bentley
2. MG

MG is known in part for making the MG 3. The small "supermini" 3 is cheap and fun to drive ... unless you're stuck in London gridlock.

1. Tucker Corporation
   Aston Martin
2. Mercedes-Benz

Agent 007, or James Bond, made many of his most famous scenes while driving Aston Martin automobiles. They are just as luxurious as they look onscreen but sadly, they don't actually come with integrated machine runs or booster rockets.

1. About 200 mph
   About 249 mph
2. About 115 mph

The MG 3 sounds like the name of a jet fighter, but it's really MG's little street car. Recent versions top out at less than 120 mph.

1. Typically more than $5 million
   Around $1 million
2. Less than $100,000

Lotus sports cars look very fancy, but they aren't necessarily graced with exorbitant price tags. Many of its most recent models sell for under $100,000.

1. Pontiac
   Rolls-Royce
2. McLaren Automotive

Rolls-Royce is probably the only car company that can get away with naming models things like Ghost and Phantom. But instead of ridicule, they garner acclaim.

1. Mini
   Morgan Motor Cars
2. BMW

Mini sells millions of cars each year in markets around the globe. Morgan, by comparison, makes just a handful of vehicles.

1. Flying cars
   Rocket-powered drag racers
2. Small sports cars

Caterham Cars specializes in light, fast sports cars. It's made two-seaters like the Caterham 21, but it also builds track-only cars that accelerate at breathtaking speeds.

1. about 2
   About 1,300
2. About 1.3 million

Morgan Motor Company was founded way back in 1910. Each year, it manufacturers roughly 1,300 cars by hand.

1. AG Motors
   MG Motors
2. A to Z Motors

MG is yet another famous British vehicle maker. They don't actually make MGs in England, though. They're all built in China.

1. Tata Motors
   MG Motors
2. Rolls-Royce

Rolls-Royce loves car names that evoke the supernatural. With the purchase of your next Wraith ($300,000), you also get a free exorcism and a bottle of Ectoplasm perfume.

1. Mercedes-Benz
   Jaguar
2. Hummer

Like so many companies, Daimler traded hands a few times, until it wound up in Jaguar's portfolio in 1960. Jaguar eventually sold the name to an Indian company (Tata Motors), which still hasn't used the Daimler name.

1. MINI
   MONO
2. MAGOO

Mini, or MINI, is the maker of the crazy-popular small cars that are found all over American highways. The little cars are fuel-efficient and easy to navigate on crowded, cramped European city streets.

1. A sports car
   An off-road monster
2. A bicycle with an engine

Lotus Cars makes sports cars -- affordable sports cars. Models like the Elise and Evora aren't just fast, they have cutting-edge visual appeal, too.

1. Jeep
   Bentley
2. Saturn

In the 1920s, Bentley found respect by winning the 24 Hours of Le Mans over and over again. The company owners purposely entered the challenging competition primarily to learn all they could about speed and reliability.

1. Tesla
   Honda
2. Rolls-Royce

Rolls-Royce snagged Bentley in 1931. Later, Vickers snapped up Bentley before selling it off to Volkswagen in 1998.

1. Hyundai
   Nissan
2. Lotus

Lotus Cars made the Europa S from 2006 to 2010. It's a lightweight sports car with a 2.0-liter engine that zooms from 0 to 60 mph in about 5.5 seconds.

1. Tesla
   Chevrolet
2. Aston Martin

The DB5 is a famous model from Aston Martin. Because it was used in the film "Goldfinger," it's the car that made the company virtually synonymous with James Bond.

1. MG
   Kia
2. Chrysler

In 2016, in what executives deemed a necessary business decision, MG moved all of its manufacturing facilities to China. That move made MG the largest importer of Chinese-made cars into the U.K.

1. Fertilizer
   Ginger ale
2. Motorcycle sidecars

Before it was Jaguar, it was Swallow Sidecar Company, a 1920s-era entity that made motorcycle sidecars. It didn't take up the Jaguar name until 1945.

1. BMW
   Apple Computers
2. Pepsi Co.

As of 1998, Rolls-Royce is owned by BMW. But the brand has been around since 1908, making some of the world's most memorable luxury cars.

1. Luxury cars
   Amphibious cars
2. War vehicles

Lagonda is a luxury car brand that's been owned by Aston Martin since 1947 and periodically resurfaces when the company wants to release a very fancy vehicle. During World War I, Lagonda made artillery shells for the Allies.

1. Buick
   Mini
2. Aston Martin

Mini makes the little Cooper and Cooper S. The company opted for the Cooper name in a partnership with famous race car driver John Cooper.

1. Ford Motor Co.
   Tata Motors
2. McLaren Automotive

Bruce McLaren is the brainchild of McLaren Automotive, which focuses its efforts on making very fast and very plush cars. The 650S features a 647-horsepower engine and can launch from 0 to 60 mph in about three seconds.

1. Lexus
   Lagonda
2. Toyota

Lagonda was the company that made the Taraf, a $1 million beast of luxury. The cars were hand-built by Aston Martin and feature V-12 engines that can achieve speeds of nearly 200 mph.