The numbers game, or "how high can we go?"

[Knugcab]

Mercedes-Benz 1722

[UnderlovedGhost]

Mercedes-Benz 1723

[Knugcab]

International Harvester 1724S

[Weatherman]

Sunbeam Alpine 1725

[UnderlovedGhost]

Calico Critters 1726 Convertible Car

Actually Serious Answer Here!

Mercedes-Benz 1726.

[Knugcab]

1727 (it’s a Hino and not a Mercedes so it is not as repetitive as you might think )

[CinderAutomation]

My first time uploading a number here

Mercedes-Benz 1728 (sorry for the repetition)

[Weatherman]

1729 cui engine on this 1911 Fiat

[CinderAutomation]

Mercedes-Benz OF 1730 (once again sorry)

[Knugcab]

Chevrolet Bel Air 1958 with the model code 1731 (6 cylinder 2 door hardtop)

[Weatherman]

1732

[UnderlovedGhost]

1959 Aston Martin DB Mark III Sports Saloon

Chassis No. AM300/3/1733

[Weatherman]

International 1734

[Knugcab]

1735

[Weatherman]

Żuk-KVB 1736

(btw the Mercedes 1.7 I4 is 1737cc’s if anyone cares [the Portugal only 190e version that is, not the diesel.])

[Knugcab]

1737 to keep the ball rolling

[Edsel]

Bentley Continental, from the music video for “1738” by Fetty Wap

Edit: I’ve been told this is actually a Rolls Royce. Probably true, I don’t actually know the difference that well. Oopsie Daisy.

Generic PlatesMania photo as backup

[Hshan]

Bentley = round
RR = square

[UnderlovedGhost]

1960 Ferrari 250 GT Bertone, Chassis No. 1739GT

[Weatherman]

1740 (in a bit here we can use the Cugnot!)