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Q: What was Lamborghini's longest-running production model before the Countach?

A: Lamborghini Espada

Q: What was FIAT's smallest-ever car when it was announced at the Paris Salon in October 1924?

A: FIAT 509

Q: What was the second model jointly developed by Abt e-Line GmbH and Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles?

A: Volkswagen e-Caddy Abt

Q: What was the first Alfa Romeo model to reach a speed of 325 km/h in 1935?

A: Alfa Romeo 16C Bimotore

Q: What was the first Mercedes-Benz van to have its own model name?

A: Mercedes-Benz Sprinter

Q: What was Hyundai's first high-performance electric vehicle called?

A: Hyundai Ioniq 5 N

Q: What is the largest Ford Mustang club in Qatar called?

A: Qatar Mustang Legends

Q: What was the twin model of the Toyota Spade called?

A: Toyota Porte

Q: Which Daihatsu model was the first mini passenger vehicle to feature the Miracle Open Door with a built-in pillar?

A: Daihatsu Tanto

Q: What was Mahindra's first MPV (Multi-Purpose Vehicle) called?

A: Mahindra Xylo

Q: What was the first SUV produced by Mercury to feature a 24-valve engine?

A: Mercury Mountaineer

Q: What was the first large SUV from KIA to be sold in the United States?

A: KIA Borrego

Q: What was the last production car to feature a phaeton body?

A: Willys Jeepster

Q: How many hours does it take to transform a BMW M4 Cabrio into the Bovensiepen Zagato?

A: 250 hours

Q: What was the twin sister of the Alfa Romeo 164 called?

A: Alfa Romeo 168

Q: What was Ferrari's first experiment with all-wheel drive?

A: Ferrari 408 4RM

Q: Which model marked the Soviet Union's most successful appearance at an international motor show in Brussels in 1958?

A: Volga GAZ 21

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