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Q: What was Porsche's first purpose-built Grand Prix racing car called?

A: Porsche 360

Q: What is the name of the Nigerian designer who designed the Chevrolet Volt?

A: Jelani Aliyu

Q: What was the spiritual successor to the Honda Beat?

A: Honda S660

Q: What was Japan's first heavy-duty cab-over truck called?

A: Mitsubishi Fuso T380

Q: What is the serpent on the Alfa Romeo logo called?

A: Biscione

Q: In what year did Nissan discontinue the Datsun brand in the United States?

A: 1986

Q: What was the first Hyundai concept car to feature styling inspired by Fluidic Sculpture 2.0?

A: Hyundai Intrado

Q: In 1957, which car offered the most powerful V8 engine in America since the supercharged Duesenberg SJ?

A: Chrysler 300 C

Q: What was Volkswagen's first domestically produced B-segment vehicle in China called?

A: Volkswagen Magotan

Q: What was Ginetta's first car sold to the public?

A: Ginetta G2

Q: Which Honda model was Japan's answer to the Mini Moke?

A: Honda Vamos

Q: What were the two special editions of the Alfa Romeo 155 developed in collaboration with Zagato?

A: 155 TI-Z and 155 GTA-Z

Q: What was the only color in which the Dacia Shifterossa was sold?

A: Red

Q: What was the third model in the Renault Wind lineup called?

A: Renault Wind Gordini

Q: What was the convertible version of the Nissan Silvia unveiled in 2000 called?

A: Nissan Silvia Varietta

Q: Which Mitsubishi model was Australia's first locally built, mass-produced all-wheel-drive sedan?

A: Mitsubishi Magna VR-X

Q: What is the name of Japan's first full-scale road racing circuit?

A: Suzuka

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