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Sure, car people and gear heads might remember them (fondly or otherwise)—but their place in public conversation has disappeared faster than a GPS signal in a tunnel.

Initiated during the Cold War, the F-22 was designed to outperform Soviet jets. Then, China began its J-XX program, which led to the J-20, an aircraft built for long-range patrols. Here’s why their rivalry is hard to ignore.

Acceleration can define how a car is remembered. Some vehicles mark that memory with numbers, and those numbers still matter. Design and torque are what drive them forward.

Sure, you can identify a vehicle from its headlights alone, but can you recognize a brand just by its tagline?

Some cars went rogue. Not evil genius rogue—more like, “Oops, I turned on by myself” kind of rogue. This is gonna be a wild ride of design quirks and factory facepalms.

Car designers have to get it right from front to back. The front might draw you in, sure, but the back? That’s what people who honk behind you actually see.