Archive page 106

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Car facts that are really fun to tell. Explore archive page 106 of Daily Car Facts, featuring automotive trivia about Porsche, Jolantha Tschudi, Christian, Koenigsegg, Toyota Sports 800, Italian, Maserati Sebring, Renault Laguna, Roadster, Opel, Opel Kadett C, Mosler MT 900, George Lucas, Jaguar, Jaguar Mark IV, and Plymouth Belvedere, and other remarkable car history facts.

Q: Who was the first woman to purchase a Porsche in 1948?

A: Jolantha Tschudi

Q: At what age did Christian von Koenigsegg found the famous company?

A: 22 years

Q: What was the first production car to feature a targa top?

A: Toyota Sports 800

Q: What was the first Italian car offered with an automatic transmission?

A: Maserati Sebring

Q: What type of body did the first Renault Laguna prototype have?

A: Roadster

Q: What was the last small Opel to feature rear-wheel drive?

A: Opel Kadett C

Q: Which celebrity bought the very first Mosler MT 900 S?

A: George Lucas

Q: What was the first car to bear the legendary Jaguar name after 1945?

A: Jaguar Mark IV

Q: What was the name of the high-performance version of the Plymouth Belvedere?

A: Plymouth GTX

Q: What was the last project under Sir Frederick Henry Royce?

A: Rolls-Royce Phantom II

Q: How many horsepower did the first car with the name Porsche have?

A: 32 hp

Q: Which car was actually destroyed instead of the Aston Martin DB 4 model in the film The Italian Job (1969)?

A: Lancia Flaminia

Q: In what year was the first Ute produced (in Australia)?

A: 1934

Q: What speed did "L'Oeuf Electrique" (The Electric Egg) created by Paul Arzens in 1942 reach?

A: 37 mph

Q: Who created the first BMW Art Car?

A: Alexander Calder

Q: In which country is the oldest functional Ferrari model, the 166 Inter, still in use?

A: New Zealand

Q: Who created the first Monster Truck in history?

A: Bob Chandler

Q: With the engine of which sports model was the Mercedes-Benz Renntransporter (also known as the "Blue Wonder") equipped?

A: Mercedes-Benz 300 SL

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