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Q: Which American rock band from Champaign (Illinois) was named after a light truck?

A: REO Speedwagon

Q: Which American car manufacturer was the first to introduce power steering?

A: Chrysler

Q: In which newspaper did the first advertisement for an automobile appear, in the year 1898?

A: Scientific American

Q: What is the name of the American engineer who designed the first Jeep in 1940?

A: Karl Probst

Q: What is the average length of time an American will spend sitting at red lights in their lifetime?

A: 6 months

Q: In which American state does The Annual Nude Car Show take place?

A: Wisconsin

Q: What was the Alfa Romeo 75 called in the North American market?

A: Alfa Romeo Milano

Q: What did the initial abbreviation GMC, attributed to the well-known American cars, originally stand for?

A: Grabowsky Motor Company

Q: Which European car brand appears most frequently in American movies?

A: Volvo

Q: Which Volkswagen model has a name similar to a South American country?

A: Volkswagen Brasilia

Q: Which American state banned Japanese Kei cars from its roads, in 2023?

A: Georgia

Q: What is the name of the FIAT Regata for the South American market?

A: FIAT Regatta

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

A: Detroit

Q: In which American state did the first police car appear (in the year 1899)?

A: Ohio

Q: Which American president said the following phrase "Possession of a motor car is such an ostentatious display of wealth that it will stimulate socialism"?

A: Woodrow Wilson

Q: Which American city had the highest number of automobiles in the 1920s?

A: Los Angeles

Q: What American car was also named "The Judge"?

A: Pontiac GTO

Q: At the initiative of which American actor was the decision made to produce the Hummer for civilian use?

A: Arnold Schwarzenegger

Q: Which American company produced the Imperial model?

A: Chrysler

Q: Who was the first American president to travel by car?

A: William McKinley