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Car facts from A to Z. Explore archive page 385 of Daily Car Facts, featuring automotive trivia about Lada 2107 Hamann, Audi 80 GT, Audi 80 GTE, Nascar Cup Series, SEAT Marbella, SEAT Terra, JCB Hydromax, Mexico's, Volkswagen Golf GTI, Volkswagen Caribe GT, Porsche 911, Geely's, SUV, Geely Galaxy Cruiser, Ford, and Polski Fiat 126, and other remarkable car history facts.

Q: Was the Lada 2107 Hamann an official model?

A: No

Q: What was the fuel-injected version of the Audi 80 GT called?

A: Audi 80 GTE

Q: What is the maximum permitted power output for stock cars competing in the Nascar Cup Series?

A: 465 hp

Q: What was the commercial version of the SEAT Marbella called?

A: SEAT Terra

Q: What is the name of the model that set the world speed record for hydrogen-powered cars?

A: JCB Hydromax

Q: What was Mexico's version of the iconic first-generation Volkswagen Golf GTI called?

A: Volkswagen Caribe GT

Q: What is the displacement of the largest production engine fitted to a Porsche 911?

A: 3.996 cc

Q: In what year was the world's first automotive odometer introduced?

A: 1903

Q: In what year was the first station wagon built entirely in-house by Ford launched?

A: 1937

Q: In which country was a Polski Fiat 126 p adapted to run on coal?

A: Cuba

Q: Who was the first woman to win a Formula Renault championship?

A: Alice Powell

Q: Apart from the Urus, which other Lamborghini model's name begins with the letters "UR"?

A: Lamborghini Urraco

Q: What was the smallest commercial van built by Citroen in 2005?

A: Citroen C1 Entreprise

Q: Which manufacturer was the first to receive approval for the H4 halogen headlamp?

A: Hella

Q: What was the name of Renault's official tuner in Iran?

A: OPCO

Q: Which Suzuki model is considered the world's first hybrid Kei car?

A: Suzuki Twin

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