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Q: What was the fastest production car in the United Kingdom in 1959?

A: Aston Martin DB4 GT

Q: What was the first Plymouth model manufactured in Japan?

A: Plymouth Arrow

Q: Which Toyota concept car, developed with Sony, could interact with its driver and display emotions?

A: Toyota Pod

Q: What was the Rimac e-M3 nicknamed?

A: Green Monster

Q: Which Renault model was the first Dacia based on?

A: Renault 8

Q: What was the first Lamborghini of the 21st century?

A: Lamborghini Murcielago

Q: What was the Diesel equivalent of the Volkswagen Golf GTI called?

A: Volkswagen Golf GTD

Q: What was the first Bentley to reach 100 mph?

A: Bentley 3-Liter

Q: What was the largest car Mercedes-Benz had produced by 1930?

A: Mercedes-Benz 770

Q: On what date did the first automobile race in America take place?

A: November 28, 1895

Q: What is the name of the official color created exclusively as a signature brand color for Rivian vehicles?

A: Rivian Green

Q: What was the first Japanese car to surpass the $1 million valuation and sale threshold?

A: Toyota 2000 GT

Q: What is the name of the first Ferrari designed by the external design firm LoveFrom?

A: Ferrari Luce

Q: Who did Lewis Hamilton call "The Godfather of Formula 1"?

A: Fangio

Q: What was the first Renault model equipped with the 2.0-liter dCi engine?

A: Renault Laguna

Q: What was the first Subaru model developed in collaboration with Daihatsu?

A: Subaru Justy

Q: What was BMW's first fully electric 3-Series called?

A: BMW i3

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