Partial List of Cars With Coke Bottle Styling
- AMC Ambassador 1967-69
- AMC Javelin 1968-74
- AMC Marlin 1967
- AMC Rebel 1967-69
- Chevrolet Corvair
- Chevrolet Impala
- Dodge Charger (B-body)
- Ford Cortina Mark III
- Ford Mustang 1969-70
- Ford Torino
- Ford Maverick
- Plymouth Duster
- Opel Commodore A
- Opel Rekord C
- Pontiac Firebird
- Pontiac GTO
- Studebaker Avanti
- Suzuki Fronte 360 LC10
- Vauxhall Cresta PC
- Vauxhall Victor FD
- Vauxhall Viva HB
- GAZ-3111
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