Archive page 53

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We build bridges to connect petrolheads. Explore archive page 53 of Daily Car Facts, featuring automotive trivia about Henry Ford, Edsel Starting, Paraguay, Durian, Lambada, Holden Urus, SUV, Lamborghini, Lion, Sochaux, Peugeot, Formula One World, Maria Teresa, and Filippis Have Porsche, and other remarkable car history facts.

Q: Who was the son of Henry Ford who founded his own automotive brand?

A: Edsel

Q: Starting from what year was the traffic legislation implemented in Paraguay?

A: 2016

Q: What is the fruit banned on buses due to its unpleasant smell?

A: Durian

Q: What Australian car had a limited edition called "Lambada"?

A: Holden

Q: Urus is the first SUV model produced by Lamborghini?

A: No

Q: What car company is also called "The Lion of Sochaux"?

A: Peugeot

Q: Who was the only woman to score points in the Formula One World Championship?

A: Maria Teresa de Filippis

Q: Have Porsche tractors ever been manufactured?

A: Yes

Q: What car company produced the models Fox, 500 SEL and Quattro?

A: Audi

Q: What is the name of the fastest section of the Formula One circuit in Monaco?

A: The Tunnel

Q: What does the name Kenworth represent for trucks?

A: Kent and Worthington

Q: Whose tennis player's name is found on a limited edition of the Opel Corsa model?

A: Steffi Graff

Q: How is the name of the first car that exceeded the speed of 100 km/h translated (La Jamais Contente)?

A: Never Satisfied

Q: How are the names of Rover models transcribed in the Russian market?

A: Pobep

Q: What was the name of the sunken Chrysler prototype that was lost along with the transatlantic SS Andrea Doria?

A: Norseman

Q: Who is the inventor of Cruise Control?

A: Ralph Teetor

Q: What is the name of the movie in which Sylvester Stallone plays the role of a truck driver?

A: Over The Top

Q: Which Japanese car is mentioned in the lyrics of the song Rapture (Blondie)?

A: Subaru

Q: What is the name of the resort where Formula 1 driver Michael Schumacher's skiing accident occurred in 2013?

A: Meribel

Q: Which was the first car magazine, which was published in 1895?

A: The Horseless Age