Archive page 216

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Q: What was the name of the 1990 Nissan concept, named after an Asian desert and influenced by helicopter design?

A: Nissan Gobi

Q: What was Toyota's first BEV assembled in America?

A: Toyota Highlander BEV

Q: In what year did the FIAT 850 Sport Spider first come to America?

A: 1967

Q: Which company actually produced the first Mini Convertible?

A: Crayford Engineering

Q: What was the first Kei car to be offered with four doors?

A: Daihatsu Fellow Max

Q: What was the first Nissan car with laser adaptive cruise control?

A: Nissan Cima

Q: Where is the business card holder located in a Cadillac STS-V?

A: Inside the glove box

Q: Which Audi model set a record-breaking speed of 393 km/h in 2007?

A: Audi TT MTM BiMoto

Q: Which Chevrolet model is considered the first hybrid full-size pick-up truck?

A: Chevrolet Silverado Hybrid

Q: What was the first Ford model to feature an EcoBoost engine?

A: Ford Taurus SHO

Q: What was the first Mercedes-Benz racing car since the Second World War?

A: Mercedes-Benz 300 SL

Q: What was the best-selling car in Brazil in 2025?

A: Volkswagen Gol

Q: Does the Bugatti Divo have power seats?

A: No

Q: How many cars were registered in Greenland in 2019?

A: 5.700

Q: What was the first lightweight Mercedes-Benz car to feature the Active Body Control system?

A: Mercedes-Benz C112

Q: If you are using "M&S" tyres, what do the letters stand for?

A: Mud and Snow

Q: Did BMW invent the inline-six engine?

A: No

Q: What was the first post-War British sports car to feature all-independent suspension?

A: AC Ace

Q: Who was nicknamed "The Crash Test Queen"?

A: Joanne Smith

Q: What was the first Koenigsegg car to reach 300 mph?

A: Koenigsegg Jesko