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You definitely didn't know this about cars. Explore archive page 411 of Daily Car Facts, featuring automotive trivia about Mercedes-AMG, Mercedes-AMG GT 4-Door, SEAT, SEAT Mii Electric, Guild, Motoring Writers, SAAB, SAAB 900 Turbo, Formula 1, Colin Chapman, Berliet, Berliet Dauphine, GM Futurliners, Peugeot, and SUV, and other remarkable car history facts.

Q: What was the first four-door sports car developed independently by Mercedes-AMG?

A: Mercedes-AMG GT 4-Door Coupe

Q: What was the first fully electric model in SEAT's range?

A: SEAT Mii Electric

Q: What is the world's oldest and most respected association of automotive journalists?

A: Guild of Motoring Writers

Q: What was SAAB's first concept vehicle?

A: SAAB 900 Turbo 16 EV 1

Q: Which prominent figure in the automotive world was the first to introduce advertising sponsorship in Formula 1?

A: Colin Chapman

Q: What was Berliet's last passenger car called?

A: Berliet Dauphine

Q: What was Peugeot's first fully electric SUV called?

A: Peugeot e-2008

Q: What is the name of the Renault Group's ultimate testing ground for dynamic and high-speed testing?

A: Centre Technique d'Aubevoye

Q: What was the retro-designed 16-cylinder super-coupe unveiled by Isdera in 2006 called?

A: Isdera Autobahnkurier 116i

Q: What was the most expensive production sedan ever made by Aston Martin?

A: Aston Martin Lagonda Taraf

Q: Did the Lamborghini Miura have a redline on its tachometer?

A: No

Q: What was the first Japanese car to feature a built-in radio?

A: Toyopet Model SA

Q: Which Maserati model was the only two-door car produced under De Tomaso's ownership with the iconic V8?

A: Maserati Kyalami

Q: What was America's first turbocharged all-wheel-drive car?

A: Eagle Talon TSi AWD

Q: Who invented the V8 engine?

A: Leon Levavasseur

Q: Who was the first person to drive around the world in a classic Aston Martin DB2/4?

A: Barry Weir

Q: What was Toyota's first fully electric performance concept unveiled at SEMA called?

A: Toyota bZ Time Attack

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