Although they’re on opposite ends of the automotive spectrum, both companies have used the initials GT to designate a car that’s sportier than the rest. Of course, some car makers build a GT with more credibility than others but that hasn’t stopped nearly every firm that has made a car in the second half of the 20th century from using the initialism (or a variation of it) at least once.

From the original Lancia grand tourer to a turbocharged Chrysler PT Cruiser, here are some of the cars the GT emblem has appeared on – for better or worse.