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Q: Which car is considered the world's first hyper-limousine?
Aznom Palladium
Q: What was Citroen's first modern compact van called?
Citroen Jumpy
Q: What was the first Volvo car to feature a native North American Charging Standard (NACS) charging port?
Volvo EX 60
Q: What was Chrysler's first attempt at developing a truly competitive family hatchback for the European market?
Chrysler Delta
Q: What was the first Lotus F1 car powered by a Honda engine called?
Lotus Type 99 T
Q: What was Lincoln's first entry into the compact luxury crossover segment called?
Lincoln MKC
Q: Who was the first Japanese driver to win an Indy car race?
Takuma Sato
Q: Which Chevrolet model was the first hybrid pick-up truck sold in the United States?
Chevrolet Silverado Hybrid
Q: What was the final year of production for the Dodge Viper?
2017
Q: What was Toyota's first purpose-built FIA GT3-spec customer race car called?
Toyota GR GT3
Q: What was Holden's first entry into the particular segment of the light commercial vehicle market?
Holden FJ Panel Van
Q: What was the first Aston Martin to be made in Wales?
Aston Martin DBX
Q: What is Southeast Asia's most famous touring car race called?
Macau Guia Race
Q: Which model was the world's first SUV powered by a W12 engine?
Volkswagen Touareg W12
Q: Which Dacia model was the best-selling vehicle in Kosovo in 2025?
Dacia Sandero
Q: Who was the first person in history to obtain a driver's license?
Karl Benz
Q: What was Genesis' first pure sports car called?
Genesis Magma GT
Q: Which Ford model supplied the rear lights used on the Noble M12?
Ford Mondeo
Q: What was Skoda's first mass-produced all-electric vehicle?
Skoda Citigo-e iV
Q: What was the first Koenigsegg model modified by Mansory?
Koenigsegg Jesko
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