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Q: Which car holds the title of European Car of the Year in 1969?

A: Peugeot 504

Q: Which car company from England launched a limited edition dedicated to Santa Claus in December 2020?

A: Bentley

Q: Among the games Rubik's Cube, Tetris and Monopoly, which one is also the name of an automobile?

A: Rubik's Cube

Q: What is the most comprehensive online dictionary of car acronyms (abbreviated as AADC)?

A: www.automotive-acronyms.com

Q: How many Diesel engines were each Krupp Titan truck equipped with?

A: 2

Q: What does the abbreviation HMMWV, from which the name Hummer was derived, stand for?

A: High Mobility Multipurpose Wheeled Vehicle

Q: In which country was the model named "Chrysler by Chrysler" built?

A: Australia

Q: What do the brands BMW, Honda and Suzuki have in common?

A: They all manufacture cars and motorcycles

Q: Which Mercury model had a name matching the city where Thomas Edison was born?

A: Mercury Milan

Q: Which prominent figure in the automotive field was born on June 25, 1890?

A: Ugo Zagato

Q: What was the value of the most expensive fine ever given to a driver?

A: €1,000,000

Q: What was the world's best-selling electric car at the beginning of 2020?

A: Tesla Model 3

Q: On the basis of which American car was the Monteverdi Safari model made?

A: International Harvester Scout

Q: What is the cubic capacity of the largest engine installed in a Rolls-Royce (custom-made)?

A: 27.000 cc

Q: When did the "Car of the Year" (COTY) competition first appear?

A: 1964

Q: What was the first Oldsmobile car with a Diesel engine?

A: Oldsmobile 88 Diesel

Q: Who coined the term "Tune-Up"?

A: Henry Ford

Q: How is the famous Rumble seat also known?

A: Mother-in-law's seat

Q: What was the initial name of the Skoda company?

A: Laurin & Klement

Q: The Lancia Flaminia Loraymo was presented at the Paris Motor Show in 1960. Whose designer name does the term "Loraymo" refer to?

A: Loewy Raymond