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Chevy was founded by the Swiss race car driver and engineer Louis-Josef Chevrolet. Funny enough, he never owned the company!

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Chevy is famous for its bowtie emblem. It first appeared in 1914. Legend has it that one of the creators of Chevrolet saw the pattern on the wallpaper of a Paris hotel, but that legend is not true.

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Dodge is famous for having many different logos in its time. The most famous one is the ram's head with the curving horns.

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Dodge came out with the Viper concept car in 1989. It was the first car of the "New Dodge" strategy. There were two versions of the monster car.

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Dodge is a division of Chrysler. When they were having a rough period in the '70s, they required government funding to keep from going bankrupt.

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Chevy's first model was the Classic Six. This first model was not successful, but they persevered. In 1917, the Classic Six joined the GM lineup of cars.

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Chevy began producing minivans in 1924. This was the same year that the General Motors testing ground began service.

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Chevy came out with its famous Sport Roadster in 1932. The car cost a mere $445, which was a lot of money at the time.

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Chevrolet really paved the way for extended length SUVs. The Chevrolet Suburban Carryall came about in 1935.

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Dodge was founded by the Dodge brothers, Horace and John, in 1900. They were from Detroit, Michigan.

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Dodge is not just famous for making automobiles, but also producing parts at the Dodge factory. Oldsmobile used Dodge-made one-cylinder engines.

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Dodge had a famous partnership with Ford Motor Co. In 1904, John Dodge actually became one of the five executive directors for Ford Motor Co.

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Chevy and Dodge are famous for discontinuing production for the civilian market in 1942. They made a tremendous contribution to the war with military vehicles and equipment.

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In 1948, Chevy created its first sports car, the 48 Spilemaster Sinks. It represented the company's factory team at the Indianapolis 500.

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Chevy offered the first affordable automatic transmission in 1950. The Powerglide was a two-speed automatic transmission. That was the same year the Chevrolet Bel Air came out.

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Dodge not only contributed to the war effort, but they also were a top supplier of aircraft engines for the US Air Forces. They produced 18-cylinder Cyclone engines for the Boeing B-29 bomber.

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The Dodge Power Wagon was a famous four-wheel-drive pickup. It was so successful that it was produced for military and civilian use.

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These were three famous models produced by Dodge after the World War II. This was part of an updated line of cars from 1949.

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Chevy had the first mass-produced sports car in the US. The Chevrolet Corvette was introduced in 1953.

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Chevy is famous for their small-block engine, the Chevy V-8. This was introduced in 1955 and was one of the most successful in the company's history.

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The famous 1955 Chevrolet was one of the most successful cars in their history. It changed America's idea of a car.

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The famous Bel Air Nomad was produced by Chevy. This car epitomized the American dream.

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Dodge was famous for producing parts, but they didn't produce a car till 1914. That was when the real legend began.

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Dodge famously had its hands in the production of the Ford Model T. This was one of the most influential cars of the 20th century.

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The Dodge Model 30 was an improved version of the Ford Model T. It included a 3-speed transmission and a 35 hp 3.5 litter engine.

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The Chevy Impala was produced in 1958. This was a full-sized car that instantly became a best-seller.

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Chevy produced the Corvette Sting Ray in 1963. It was considered the fastest and most beautiful vehicle of its time.

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Chevy produced the Camaro in 1967. It made up 10% of all Chevy sales the year that it was introduced.

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Dodge was the first U.S. auto company to found a factory in Europe. In 1922, they opened an assembly factory in London.

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Today, Dodge is famous for being a strong muscle car brand. This reputation was earned in the '60s.

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In 1969, Chevy released the SUV Blazer K. This was bigger, roomier and more powerful than its competitors.

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“Baseball, hot dogs, apple pie and Chevrolet” became an advertising motto for Chevy. The brand was immensely popular from 1950-1970.

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Chevy is famous for their off-road vehicles. In the late 20th century, their SUVs were popular all over the world.

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Frederick Haynes served as president of Dodge after the Dodger brothers passed away. During his time, the Model 30 evolved to become the Series 116.

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The Dodge Challenger and Charger were incredibly popular in the 1960s and 1970s. These were known for their powerful V-8 engines with three double Six Pack carburetors.