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Q: Which British sports car maker also made military vehicles, some of which are still used by the British Army?

A: Alvis

Q: What was the first British-built Toyota?

A: Toyota Carina E

Q: Who was the first British woman to earn a driving license?

A: Vera Hedges Butler

Q: Which was the largest British car manufacturer in 1913?

A: Wolseley

Q: What was the largest British car company in 1952?

A: BMC

Q: What was the first British car to use an alternator instead of a dynamo?

A: Jensen C-V8

Q: What was the first British car to win a Grand Prix race after World War II?

A: Connaught

Q: Which car had a limited edition called "Endless Summer" on the British market?

A: Vauxhall Tigra TwinTop

Q: What was the first British Ford with modern unibody construction?

A: Ford Consul

Q: What was the first Range Rover concept car after the British company entered into a partnership with Ford?

A: Range Rover Stormer

Q: Who was the first British driver to win a Grand Prix, as well as the Le Mans 24 Hours and the Sebring 12 Hours?

A: Mike Hawthorn

Q: On which British racing circuit would you find the Wellington Straight?

A: Silverstone

Q: On the platform of which British model was the only Honda car with a V8 engine produced?

A: Land Rover Discovery

Q: Who was the first woman ever to win the British GT Championship title?

A: Jamie Chadwick

Q: Who was the first female British racing driver?

A: Dorothy Levitt

Q: Which British car, produced between 1976 and 1982, was also nicknamed the "Peruvian Panther"?

A: Panther Lima

Q: What was the first all-new British car to reach the streets after World War II?

A: Standard Vanguard

Q: What was the first British mass-produced car with both the engine block and cylinder head cast in aluminium?

A: Hillman Imp

Q: What is the Spanish defunct car company that was dedicated to the production of models of the British brands Austin and Morris under license?

A: Authi

Q: What does the abbreviation BLMC represent in the automotive industry?

A: British Leyland Motor Corporation