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Interesting facts to entertain petrolheads. Explore archive page 382 of Daily Car Facts, featuring automotive trivia about Detroit's, War, Ferrari 2, Ferrari 365 GT, Toyota, Land Cruiser, Citroen's, Citroen CX 2400, BMW's, BMW, Touring, Audi, Audi 50, Maserati Biturbo, De Tomaso, and Maserati Biturbo 424, and other remarkable car history facts.

Q: What was the first Ferrari 2+2 to feature self-leveling rear suspension?

A: Ferrari 365 GT 2+2

Q: In what year did Toyota build the first Land Cruiser?

A: 1951

Q: What was Citroen's first major sports saloon called?

A: Citroen CX 2400 GTI

Q: What was BMW's first fully electric station wagon?

A: BMW i5 Touring

Q: What was the first Audi to feature a transversely mounted engine?

A: Audi 50

Q: What was the final Maserati Biturbo model of the De Tomaso era?

A: Maserati Biturbo 424

Q: What was the Uruguayan version of the Citroen Mehari called?

A: Nordex Mehari Ranger

Q: What was the most powerful car in Oldsmobile's 1970 lineup?

A: Oldsmobile Toronado GT

Q: What was the first Caterham model to appear in the Need for Speed series?

A: Caterham R500 Superlight

Q: Were there fewer than 3,000 automobiles in France in 1900?

A: Yes

Q: What was the first production Ferrari model named after an Italian city?

A: Ferrari 550 Maranello

Q: What was Holden's final concept car?

A: Holden Coupe 60

Q: What was the first Honda Accord station wagon called?

A: Honda Accord AeroDeck

Q: Which Santana model was named after Spain's first Nobel Prize winner in Medicine?

A: Santana Cajal

Q: Does the Honda Odyssey have less ground clearance than a Dodge Viper?

A: Yes

Q: What was the first Bentley officially modified by Brabus?

A: Bentley Continental GT Brabus 900

Q: In what year was the Ford Model R introduced?

A: 1907

Q: Who was the first full-time driver in Formula 1 history to cost his team nothing in crash damage over an entire season?

A: Pierre Gasly

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