Archive page 307

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Q: What was the last model in the Austin A40 range?

A: Austin A40 Farina

Q: Who was the first driver to win the F1 title with a turbocharged engine?

A: Nelson Piquet

Q: What was the first Volkswagen made in Brazil to feature electronic fuel injection?

A: Volkswagen Gol GTi

Q: What was the first Porsche model modified by Brabus?

A: Porsche Taycan Turbo S

Q: What was the largest station wagon offered by Chevrolet called?

A: Chevrolet Kingswood

Q: Which Mercedes-Benz model was the world's first plug-in hybrid fuel-cell car with carbon-fiber tanks?

A: Mercedes-Benz GLC F-Cell

Q: What was the only car built by the Duesenberg Corporation in the 1960s?

A: Duesenberg Model D

Q: What was Audi's first performance-oriented SUV to receive the "S" treatment?

A: Audi SQ5

Q: What female first name appeared in Enzo Ferrari's full name?

A: Maria

Q: What was the first hot hatch model to be officially branded by RenaultSport?

A: Renault Clio RS 172

Q: What was the speed limit in Vatican City in the 1960s?

A: 18.6 mph

Q: What was the first Opel concept car called?

A: Opel Experimental GT

Q: What was the most aerodynamic Ferrari in 1970?

A: Ferrari 512 S Modulo

Q: Which was the first car manufacturer to establish a dealer network for fuel-cell vehicles?

A: Honda

Q: Who was the first driver to win the World Rally Championship with three different manufacturers?

A: Juha Kankkunen

Q: What was Ford's first attempt at creating a motorsport-oriented road car in post-War Britain?

A: Ford Cortina Lotus

Q: Which Chinese model had versions called the Funky Cat, Ballet Cat, Good Cat, Lightning Cat, Punk Cat, Black Cat and White Cat?

A: Great Wall Ora

Q: What was Toyota's answer to the popular American "Pony cars"?

A: Toyota Celica

Q: Which Tata model is considered India's first SUV coupe?

A: Tata Curvv

Q: What was South Africa's second sports car?

A: GSM Flamingo