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Q: Which car was named Hypercar of the Year at the 2022 Top Gear Awards?

A: Koenigsegg Jesko

Q: Which model is considered the first American Alfa Romeo?

A: Alfa Romeo TZ3 Stradale Zagato

Q: Which was the most expensive car built on the Chrysler LH platform?

A: Chrysler LHS

Q: What was the name of Hyundai's first true performance compact sedan?

A: Hyundai Elantra N

Q: Who was the first American to win the French Grand Prix?

A: Jimmy Murphy

Q: In what year was the first standard production Lotus Esprit Turbo introduced?

A: 1981

Q: Which European car brand originally supplied the 1,700 cc engine used in the Dodge Omni 024 De Tomaso?

A: Volkswagen

Q: What was the name of Audi's first high-performance division?

A: Quattro GmbH

Q: At top speed, a Bugatti Chiron's engine consumes as much air in one minute as an adult human breathes in how many days?

A: 4 days

Q: What is the name of the city featured on the Mazzanti car logo?

A: Pisa

Q: Who was the first person to drive a car at 60 miles per hour on a circular track?

A: Barney Oldfield

Q: What is the name of the world's first gender-neutral four-wheel racing league?

A: Indian Racing League

Q: Which Infiniti model was the first to be assembled in North America?

A: Infiniti QX 56

Q: Which Alfa Romeo model was the first to be available with anti-lock brakes?

A: Alfa Romeo 90

Q: In what year was the only factory-built Lamborghini Miura Roadster ever produced unveiled?

A: 1968

Q: What was SsangYong's third major SUV model?

A: SsangYong Rexton

Q: Which model was the final station wagon and the last vehicle Peugeot sold in the United States before exiting the American market in 1991?

A: Peugeot 505 SW8

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