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Q: What was KIA's first rear-wheel-drive flagship sedan?

A: KIA Enterprise

Q: What is the name of Poland's first electric car brand?

A: Izera

Q: What was the name of the world's first hydrogen-combustion Toyota Corolla Cross?

A: Toyota Corolla Cross H2

Q: Who invented the first carburetor in 1826?

A: Samuel Morey

Q: What was the first Dacia minivan based on a Renault model?

A: Dacia D6

Q: What was the first car Volvo sold in the small-car segment?

A: Volvo 66

Q: What was the first Volkswagen model developed in partnership with XPeng?

A: Volkswagen ID Unyx 08

Q: What was the name of MG's first SUV to feature a rugged, boxy design?

A: MG Cyber X

Q: Which car brand did Michelin equip with pneumatic tires when it first used them in competition?

A: Peugeot

Q: Which Japanese company collaborated with Toyota to develop its first purpose-built racing car?

A: Yamaha

Q: What was Honda's first SUV model in China to feature a 2.0-liter turbocharged engine?

A: Honda Avancier

Q: Who was the first Indian woman to drive a Formula E racing car?

A: Gul Panag

Q: In what year was the Mercedes-Benz B-Klasse first introduced in Europe?

A: 2006

Q: Which of the following models was never produced by BMW: 501, 502, 503, 504 or 505?

A: BMW 504

Q: Between which years did the longest nationwide strike in General Motors' history take place?

A: 1945 - 1946

Q: What was the first Jaguar sedan to feature a monocoque body and independent rear suspension?

A: Jaguar Mark X

Q: Which Japanese automaker was the first to expand internationally and become listed on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE), the world's largest stock exchange?

A: Honda

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