Cats or dogs? Mountains or beach? Coke or Pepsi? Most people, when pressed, could make a list of pros and cons, think about it and come up with answers to these questions.

Ford or Chevy? You just know the answer in your gut.

When it comes to the history of the automotive industry, and the history of America itself, Ford and Chevrolet are deeply woven into our cultural tapestry. Henry Ford, with his moving assembly line in 1908, started not only the modern automobile industry but the age of industrial mass production itself. Soon after, in 1911, race car driver and engineer Louis Chevrolet, auto pioneer William C. Durant and other investors came together and created a company that would become known for bold designs and innovation. The battle was on!

Each company has put pressure on the other to innovate over the years, and the winners have been drivers around the world. Given this rich history, it would seem almost impossible to choose between the two manufacturers, and yet we do. Oh, yes, we most certainly do.

Relatives self-identify as "Ford" or "Chevy" families. Race fans root for the make of the vehicle on the track almost as much — if not more so —than for the individual drivers. For some, when it comes time to buy a vehicle, rather than look at the entire field available to them, their decision immediately boils down to "Which Chevy do I want?" or "Do we need a Ford car or truck this time?"

So, which side of this particular fence do you find yourself on? Give us 30 answers to 30 questions, and we'll all know the truth! Saddle up the Mustang, drop the top on the Corvette, and let's do this!