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Q: Which car is considered America's first post-War sports car?

A: Crosley Hotshot

Q: Which model was the first FIAT to adopt a monocoque chassis?

A: FIAT 600

Q: What was the Renault Type AG model also called?

A: Taxi de la Marne

Q: Which Chevrolet model was GM's first foray into the tuner market?

A: Cobalt SS

Q: On what date is International Women Drivers' Day celebrated?

A: June 24

Q: In what year did the production of the Irish Renault 4 begin?

A: 1962

Q: In which American state did two cars first deploy airbags in a head-on collision in 1990?

A: Virginia

Q: How many Sheridan cars still exist today?

A: 2

Q: The term "Unimog" first appeared in 1948 and was later adopted by Daimler-Benz. But what does it actually represent?

A: Universal Motor Gerat

Q: Who was named "Driver of the Year" in 1956 and 1957 by Sports Illustrated magazine?

A: Carroll Shelby

Q: What was the major difference between the Renault 20 and the Renault 30?

A: The engines

Q: What was the last official day of Edsel assembly?

A: November 19, 1959

Q: In what year did the very first automobile race take place?

A: 1895

Q: What was the first four-cylinder post-War car produced by NSU?

A: NSU Prinz 1000

Q: Which models were the last European cars to feature headlight wipers?

A: Volvo S60 R and V70 R

Q: Which model was the first in Ferrari's limited-edition "Icona" series?

A: Ferrari Monza SP1

Q: Which model was the first Russian car whose name was also used by Chevrolet?

A: Lada Niva

Q: Which animal is depicted on the Sbarro car logo?

A: Dog

Q: What was Italy's first boxer-engined front-wheel-drive car?

A: Lancia Flavia

Q: What was the name of the Ferrari model that represented an evolution of the Testarossa and entered production in 1991?

A: Ferrari 512 TR


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