Archive page 364

Saved on: July 18, 2026 - 23:51

At the time Archive 364 was published, 7.280 car facts had been edited.

Fun and verified car facts. Explore archive page 364 of Daily Car Facts, featuring automotive trivia about EV, Tokyo, Nissan, Soviet, ZiL 4112 R, Jeep, Jeep DJ 5E, British, Singer Vogue, Volkswagen, Netherlands, BMW 3-Series, BMW E36, Japan, Kei, and Subaru Sambar, and other remarkable car history facts.

Q: What was the last of the Soviet luxury limousines?

A: ZiL 4112 R

Q: What was Jeep's very first electric fleet vehicle?

A: Jeep DJ 5E Electruck

Q: What was the first British car with rectangular headlamps?

A: Singer Vogue

Q: How many cars were sold in Volkswagen's first export deal with the Netherlands in 1947?

A: 5

Q: What was the first BMW 3-Series to be available with a six-speed manual transmission?

A: BMW E36

Q: Which Subaru model was Japan's first government-compliant Kei truck?

A: Subaru Sambar

Q: To date, how many drivers in Formula 1 history have received the high distinction of "Sir"?

A: 4

Q: Which model is considered the pinnacle of rear-wheel-drive Volvos?

A: Volvo 960

Q: Which Ford model is considered the first vehicle to offer in-car heating?

A: Ford Model A

Q: Which model is considered Ferrari's first real hypercar?

A: Ferrari Enzo

Q: The Lotus Esprit submarine car from James Bond's The Spy Who Loved Me was bought by which car brand boss in 2013?

A: Elon Musk

Q: In what year did the brothers Jack, Gus and William Mack build their first successful vehicle?

A: 1900

Q: What was the second Chevrolet name under which the Opel Zafira was sold, besides Chevrolet Zafira?

A: Chevrolet Nabira

Q: What was the third Porsche model to feature a front-mounted engine and rear-axle transmission?

A: Porsche 944

Q: What was the first Daihatsu race car called?

A: Daihatsu P3

Q: What was AMG's first pure-electric high-performance production model?

A: Mercedes-AMG GT 4-Door Coupe

Q: What is the most aerodynamic Volkswagen ever built called?

A: Volkswagen ARVW

Archive pages

For the first time, we have brought together all automotive acronyms in one place. Automotive-Acronyms.com is the world's only and largest website of its kind, serving as an invaluable resource for automotive enthusiasts worldwide. We have simplified everything for you. Updated weekly, our website benefits from the continuous dedication of our team, which is committed to researching, collecting, verifying and accurately editing information to ensure the highest standards of quality and reliability.