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Q: What was the last production Mazda model equipped with pop-up headlights?

A: Mazda RX 7

Q: What was Scotland's first car brand?

A: Argyll

Q: What was the final iteration of the Rolls-Royce Corniche IV?

A: Rolls-Royce Corniche S

Q: What was the first four-seater Lamborghini?

A: Lamborghini Espada

Q: Who was the most successful German racing driver of the 1930s?

A: Rudolf Caracciola

Q: In what year was Vauxhall acquired by General Motors (GM)?

A: 1925

Q: What was the first car in the Skoda range to receive the Scout treatment?

A: Skoda Octavia Combi

Q: In the early 1960s, which Chrysler car was the top-of-the-line luxury model?

A: Chrysler New Yorker

Q: What was the heaviest Pontiac ever built?

A: Pontiac Grand Safari

Q: Which football club was Gianni Agnelli president of from 1947 to 1954?

A: Juventus

Q: What was Ettore Bugatti's most luxurious car?

A: Bugatti T41 Royale

Q: What was the most expensive Japanese car in 1979?

A: Datsun 280 ZX

Q: What was the first German car manufacturer to produce more than 100,000 vehicles per year?

A: Opel

Q: What was Ford's first pick-up truck that was not built on a car chassis?

A: Ford F1

Q: What was the first Vauxhall car to feature a digital dashboard?

A: Vauxhall Royale

Q: Which museum in Washington DC hosts the annual "Parade of Trabants" event?

A: International Spy Museum

Q: What was the first SUV from a Japanese luxury automaker?

A: Acura SLX

Q: What was the first fully electric AMG model called?

A: Mercedes-AMG GT 4-Door Coupe

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