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Q: Who was the last of the Brazilian carrozzieri?

A: Toni Bianco

Q: What is FIAT's Brazilian subsidiary called?

A: FIAT Automoveis

Q: What was the first Brazilian sports car with nostalgic styling, clearly inspired by the British MG TD model?

A: MP Lafer

Q: What is the name of the official Brazilian vehicle used by the Brazilian Armed Forces?

A: Agrale Marrua

Q: Which Ford model was the first Brazilian car to feature a sealed cooling system, front-wheel drive and front disc brakes?

A: Ford Corcel

Q: What was the last version of the Brazilian Chevette line to be produced?

A: Chevrolet Chevy 500

Q: What was the first Brazilian car developed using a wind tunnel?

A: Brasinca 4200 GT

Q: Which Ford model was the first Brazilian pick-up truck derived from a mid-size car?

A: Ford Pampa

Q: Who was the first Brazilian driver to race a purpose-built single-seater constructed in Brazil outside the country?

A: Emerson Fittipaldi

Q: What was the first and only Brazilian Formula 1 team in 1974?

A: Fittipaldi-Copersucar

Q: Which car was nicknamed "The Brazilian Jensen Interceptor"?

A: Brasinca 4200 GT

Q: What was the coupe utility version of the Brazilian Chevette called?

A: Chevrolet Chevy 500

Q: What was the first Brazilian sportscar to use FIAT mechanics?

A: Dardo F 1.3

Q: Who is credited as the designer of the first Brazilian Formula 3 car?

A: Toni Bianco

Q: What was the 3-door station wagon version of the Brazilian Ford Corcel called?

A: Ford Belina

Q: In 1959, the first Brazilian Volkswagen factory was built and started manufacturing which model?

A: Volkswagen Type 2

Q: What was the sedan version of the Ford F250 for the Brazilian market called?

A: Ford F250 Tropiclassic

Q: What was Chevrolet's first Brazilian car with fuel injection called?

A: Chevrolet Monza

Q: Which vehicle was nicknamed "The Brazilian Hummer"?

A: Agrale Marrua

Q: Which Italian concept car inspired the design of the Brazilian Hofstetter Turbo?

A: Alfa Romeo Carabo

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