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Q: In what year was Japan's first air-cooled Diesel engine produced?

A: 1936

Q: What was the first commercial vehicle based on Volkswagen's ID family?

A: Volkswagen ID Buzz Cargo

Q: In what year was the free petrol allowance abolished in Turkmenistan?

A: 2014

Q: In what year did Ettore Bugatti invent the world's first aluminum wheel for automobiles?

A: 1924

Q: Which Subaru model is considered the first car to truly offer European performance with Japanese reliability and affordability?

A: Subaru Legacy Blitzen B4 RSK

Q: What is the name of the woman who designed the 1982 Ford Brezza Ghia concept?

A: Marilena Corvasce

Q: Which was the first Arab and African manufacturer registered with the Society of Automotive Engineers?

A: Wallyscar

Q: What year does Volvo's first Cross Country car date back to?

A: 1997

Q: What was the first Cadillac V-Series model to feature all-wheel drive?

A: Cadillac CT6-V

Q: Which Lotus model was the first F1 car to use computers in the pits?

A: Lotus Type 79

Q: What was the first mid-size Opel model to surpass one million units produced?

A: Opel Rekord

Q: What was the very first modern crossover vehicle built by Volkswagen?

A: Volkswagen Golf Country Syncro

Q: Who was the first woman to win the grueling Argentine Turismo Standard Grand Prix in 1962?

A: Ewy Rosqvist

Q: What was the name of the first dog to cross the United States by automobile alongside his owner, Horatio Nelson Jackson, in 1903?

A: Bud

Q: Which brand was the first to officially use the acronym SUV (Sport Utility Vehicle) in its brochures?

A: Jeep

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