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Q: What was the first Indian MPV called?

A: Rajah Kazwa

Q: What is considered the magic number associated with Mini cars?

A: 7 (Se7en)

Q: What was the final generation of the Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution?

A: Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution X

Q: What was Lamborghini's second car released under Audi ownership?

A: Lamborghini Gallardo

Q: Who was the first Finnish driver to compete in Formula One?

A: Leo Kinnunen

Q: What is the first electric bike from Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles called?

A: Volkswagen Cargo e-Bike

Q: In what year did Toyota begin its operations in the United States?

A: 1957

Q: What was the last SEAT car based on a FIAT model?

A: SEAT Marbella

Q: Who was the first major tuner to radically modify a Lamborghini?

A: Koenig

Q: What was the limited-edition MINI Cooper S designed by the Rolls-Royce Motor Cars design team called?

A: MINI Inspired by Goodwood

Q: Up to what speed can the BMW Z4's soft top be operated?

A: 50 km/h

Q: In what year did the UK's first public car demonstration take place?

A: 1895

Q: Who was the first Formula E driver to win two consecutive championships?

A: Jean-Eric Vergne

Q: What was Cadillac's first direct response to European compact sport sedans?

A: Cadillac ATS

Q: Which Hyundai model was the first non-Tesla EV to feature a built-in North American Charging Standard (NACS) port?

A: Hyundai Ioniq 5

Q: What was the first automobile club exclusively for women called?

A: Ladies' Automobile Club

Q: What was Peugeot's second electric delivery van?

A: Peugeot e-Expert

Q: Was the Mercury Sable ever offered with a manual transmission?

A: No

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