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Q: What is the name of the German highways that, in certain sections, have no speed limit?

A: Autobahn

Q: On what kind of paper was the first Mini (not MINI) car designed?

A: Napkin

Q: Which was the first automobile company to implement an assembly line for mass production?

A: Ford

Q: Which French car company was the first to associate its name with the Eiffel Tower for advertising purposes?

A: Citroen

Q: Which car company has its headquarters in Hiroshima?

A: Mazda

Q: What is considered the most important rally of luxury cars in the world?

A: Gumball 3000

Q: In how many seconds does the Pagani Zonda F Roadster brake from 200 to 0 km/h?

A: 4 seconds

Q: In which year was the Tucker Torpedo 48 launched on the market?

A: 1948

Q: What car did Richard Gere drive in the movie Pretty Woman?

A: Lotus Esprit

Q: Up to which temperature must the fuel in Formula One withstand?

A: 55 degrees Celsius

Q: Which is the only car in history that had to be renamed due to resonance with a dangerous virus?

A: Tata Zica

Q: Under which name was Renault Captur sold in Russia?

A: Kaptur

Q: Where does the Italian Grand Prix take place?

A: Monza

Q: Under which name was the Renault 17 sold in Italy and Spain?

A: Renault 177

Q: Which model is the only one in BMW's history to have just a single door?

A: BMW Isetta

Q: Which company is the only one authorized to manufacture tires for Bugatti cars?

A: Michelin

Q: Who was the first American president to travel by car?

A: William McKinley

Q: How many wheels does the Yamaha OX99-11 have?

A: 4

Q: Which car company mass-produced the first V12 Diesel engine?

A: Audi

Q: What is the name of the BMW-dedicated tuning company based in Buchloe, Germany?

A: Alpina