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The highlights of car facts. Explore archive page 400 of Daily Car Facts, featuring automotive trivia about Cadillac, V-Series, Cadillac CTS-V.R, Ferrari, Ferrari 410 SuperAmerica, Ford, Ford Fairlane, Pontiac, Charlie Chaplin, Pierce-Arrow, Fisker Tramonto, Mercedes-Benz SL 55, Ford Escort, Holden, Lamborghini Countach, and Countach 25th Anniversary, and other remarkable car history facts.

Q: What was Cadillac's first V-Series race car?

A: Cadillac CTS-V.R

Q: What was Ferrari's flagship road car between 1955 and 1959?

A: Ferrari 410 SuperAmerica

Q: Which brand introduced the world's first muscle wagon?

A: Pontiac

Q: What was Charlie Chaplin's first personal luxury automobile?

A: Pierce-Arrow

Q: Which Mercedes-Benz model was the Fisker Tramonto based on?

A: Mercedes-Benz SL 55 AMG

Q: In what year did the first four-door Ford Escort hit the roads?

A: 1969

Q: In what year was the first Holden utility coupe released?

A: 1951

Q: What was the final and most refined evolution of the first-generation Lamborghini Countach called?

A: Countach 25th Anniversary Edition

Q: Which European brand did Chrysler acquire AMC from in its entirety?

A: Renault

Q: What was the first production vehicle developed through open-source co-creation, design and crowdsourcing?

A: Local Motors Rally Fighter

Q: Between which years was the Nissan Vanette manufactured by Daewoo in South Korea?

A: 1987-1992

Q: Which Mitsubishi model was named after the 18th letter of the Greek alphabet?

A: Mitsubishi Sigma

Q: What was the first performance version of the Citroen AX called?

A: Citroen AX Sport

Q: What was Volvo's first brick-shaped station wagon?

A: Volvo 145

Q: Who was the youngest-ever Formula One World Champion in 2005?

A: Fernando Alonso

Q: What was Renault's first post-War all-comfort car?

A: Renault 4CV

Q: In what year was the most recent film in the Fast & Furious series released?

A: 2023

Q: What is the penultimate corner of the Monaco Grand Prix circuit called?

A: La Rascasse

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