Search results for: Lancia

Q: Which model was the most successful Lancia rally car ever?

A: Lancia Delta Integrale

Q: What type of body style did the 1982 Lancia Orca prototype have?

A: Hatchback

Q: What was Lancia's first four-wheel-drive car?

A: Lancia Delta Integrale

Q: What was the first Lancia minivan?

A: Lancia Zeta

Q: Which Lancia model is considered the world's first GT?

A: Lancia Aurelia B 20 GT

Q: Which car was involved in the 1986 accident that led to the ban of Group B?

A: Lancia Delta S4

Q: Which was the first car to win the World Rally Championship (WRC) under the new Group B rules?

A: Lancia Rally 037

Q: What was the first modern Diesel-engined passenger car produced by Lancia?

A: Lancia Prisma

Q: What does the text displayed on the sides of the 1982 Lancia Orca prototype represent?

A: The drag coefficient

Q: What was the name of the sedan version of the Lancia Delta?

A: Lancia Prisma

Q: What was the first car ever to feature active aerodynamics?

A: Lancia Thema 8.32

Q: What were the Alfa Romeo 164, Lancia Thema, SAAB 9000 and FIAT Croma models collectively called?

A: The sister cars

Q: What was the name of the Pope's personal limousine, based on a stretched Lancia Thesis?

A: Lancia Giubileo

Q: Which was the last rear-wheel-drive car to win the WRC Constructors' Championship?

A: Lancia 037

Q: What was the first Zagato-built car to appear in Lancia's price lists and be sold by Lancia dealers as an official model?

A: Lancia Appia GTE Zagato

Q: What was the name of the first MPV concept proposed by Lancia?

A: Lancia Megagamma

Q: Which company produced the first cars in Europe with V4 engines?

A: Lancia

Q: Which car was actually destroyed instead of the Aston Martin DB 4 model in the film The Italian Job (1969)?

A: Lancia Flaminia

Q: What was the first new model introduced by Lancia after it was taken over by FIAT in 1969?

A: Lancia Beta

Q: The Lancia Flaminia Loraymo was presented at the Paris Motor Show in 1960. Whose designer name does the term "Loraymo" refer to?

A: Loewy Raymond