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Q: What was Mercury's largest station wagon ever called?

A: Mercury Country Cruiser

Q: What was the first Chinese car company to export 5 million vehicles?

A: Chery

Q: What was the first supercharged Toyota ever sold in Australia?

A: Toyota Aurion TRD

Q: Which Autozam model is considered the world's smallest supercar?

A: Autozam AZ 1

Q: What is the world's first retro hypercar called?

A: Kalmar 9x9

Q: What was the proposed name for a Pontiac-badged twin of the Chevrolet Corvair?

A: Pontiac Polaris

Q: What was the first Argentinian car to exceed 124 mph?

A: Renault Torino GS 200

Q: What was Daihatsu's second hybrid car called?

A: Daihatsu Mebius

Q: Was the first Mercedes-Benz W 124 Convertible made by Mercedes-Benz?

A: No

Q: What was Hyundai's first foray into the world of people carriers called?

A: Hyundai Trajet

Q: What brand was the first motorized car that arrived in Brazil?

A: Peugeot

Q: The RAM ProMaster is a rebadged version of which FIAT model?

A: FIAT Ducato

Q: Which African country is considered to have the most developed public transport system?

A: South Africa

Q: Who is the first female Emirati racing driver?

A: Amna Al Qubaisi

Q: Which Peugeot model was the first front-wheel-drive car with Diesel power?

A: Peugeot 204 D

Q: What was the only Formula 1 racing car ever developed and built entirely by Porsche called?

A: Porsche 804

Q: What is the world's first true tactical urban vehicle called?

A: Rezvani Tank

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