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Q: Which Nissan model was the 2006 Rolls-Royce Black Ruby by DC Design actually based on?

A: Nissan 350 Z

Q: How many mistakes are actually in the following sentence: "The Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG Black Edition was sold only in black"?

A: 2

Q: Who was the first Black female automotive designer at a major manufacturer?

A: Emeline King

Q: Who was the first Black woman designer at Ford?

A: Emeline King

Q: Which tuner created the Ferrari F430 Black Miracle?

A: Hamann

Q: What color was the final Ferrari FXX produced?

A: Black

Q: What was the first Rolls-Royce modified in India called?

A: Rolls-Royce Black Ruby by DC Design

Q: What was the most luxurious Unimog ever produced called?

A: Unimog U500 Brabus Black Edition

Q: Who was the first Black woman named Director at GM Design?

A: Crystal Windham

Q: Who was the first Black driver to win a Cup Series race since Scott achieved the feat in 1963?

A: Bubba Wallace

Q: What was the last Lotus F1 car in history to carry John Player's famous black and gold colors?

A: Lotus Type 98 T

Q: In what year was the color of the Rolls-Royce radiator monogram changed from red to black?

A: 1933

Q: In which exterior paint was the Chevrolet Silverado SS Intimidator offered exclusively?

A: Black Onyx

Q: What was the first automobile to have a Black Edition version?

A: FIAT 126 Black

Q: Who was the first Black driver to win a major race on the Indianapolis Motor Speedway's 2.5-mile oval?

A: Bubba Wallace

Q: Which Chinese model had versions called the Funky Cat, Ballet Cat, Good Cat, Lightning Cat, Punk Cat, Black Cat and White Cat?

A: Great Wall Ora

Q: What is the name of the font used in Toyota's logo?

A: Avenir 95 Black

Q: What was the only color in which the Dacia 1301 was sold (not to be confused with the Dacia 1310)?

A: Black

Q: What is the name of the only Unimog model modified by the tuner Brabus?

A: Unimog U500 Brabus Black Edition

Q: What are the Black Editions called in Lincoln's lineup?

A: Black Label

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