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Q: What year does the world's oldest surviving Volkswagen Beetle date from?

A: 1937

Q: What was the first Ferrari to feature four-wheel steering as standard?

A: Ferrari F12 TdF

Q: What was the only sport truck model unveiled by Pontiac called?

A: Pontiac G8 ST

Q: Who is the only Formula One driver in history to have been knighted while still actively racing?

A: Lewis Hamilton

Q: What was the best-selling car in the United States in 1986?

A: Chevrolet Celebrity

Q: Is Toyota's largest factory located in Japan?

A: No

Q: What was the first Chinese car to receive the Mansory treatment?

A: Zeekr 9X

Q: Was the Chevrolet Beretta GTZ produced in collaboration with Zagato?

A: No

Q: Which model was SEAT's one-millionth production vehicle?

A: SEAT 124

Q: Which Lancia concept car inspired the Lamborghini Marco Polo?

A: Lancia Medusa

Q: What was the first American sports car to be built predominantly from aluminum?

A: Panoz Roadster AIV

Q: What was the first fully electric articulated bus bearing Mercedes-Benz's three-pointed star?

A: Mercedes-Benz e-Citaro G

Q: What is the maximum legal length of a two-axle bus in Europe?

A: 13,50 m

Q: Who is considered the "First Lady of Drifting" in Japan?

A: Hiromi Kajikuma-Obata

Q: What is the only known 1950s concept station wagon still in existence today?

A: Plymouth Plainsman

Q: Which Toyota model is the most common taxi in Hong Kong?

A: Toyota Crown Comfort

Q: What is Lincoln's smallest SUV called?

A: Lincoln Corsair

Q: In what year did the first Fordson truck appear?

A: 1934

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