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Q: Which European car maker's logo features a green snake?

A: Alfa Romeo

Q: Motor City is the nickname for which American metropolis?

A: Detroit

Q: In which Slovakian city is the Land Rover Defender produced?

A: Nitra

Q: Where is the world's longest tunnel road?

A: Norway

Q: Under what name is the Subaru Legacy sold in Australia?

A: Subaru Liberty

Q: What is the widest SUV ever manufactured?

A: Hummer H1

Q: What was the fastest machine up the hill at the 2023 Goodwood Festival of Speed?

A: McLaren Solus GT

Q: Which popular Japanese hatchback has a palindromic name?

A: Honda Civic

Q: What car did Robert De Niro drive in "Taxi Driver" (1976)?

A: Checker

Q: Which was the first European car equipped with a navigation system?

A: BMW 7-Series

Q: Which was the first Ferrari model to feature Apple CarPlay?

A: Ferrari FF

Q: The "Smart" car brand is a joint venture between Mercedes-Benz and which other company?

A: Geely

Q: What was the most common car colour in the United Kingdom in 2023?

A: Grey

Q: Who was the first Formula One world champion to die of natural causes?

A: Denny Hulme

Q: Where is the world's highest road?

A: Bolivia

Q: Which company produced the first Run-Flat tire?

A: Dunlop

Q: Which European car company is called "Casa dell'Elica" in Italy?

A: BMW

Q: Which was the first Chinese automaker to establish manufacturing operations in Europe?

A: BYD

Q: What is a pick-up truck called in South America?

A: Camioneta

Q: Which band burned a Citroen for an album cover?

A: The Verve