Found 126 results for: european
Q: What was Chrysler's first attempt at developing a truly competitive family hatchback for the European market?
Chrysler Delta
Q: Which European luxury car manufacturer was the first to launch a large plug-in hybrid car with all-wheel drive?
Audi
Q: What was the European sibling of the Suzuki SX4 called?
FIAT Sedici
Q: Initially called the Aston Martin Vantage GT3, it was renamed the GT12 to avoid a trademark dispute with which European automotive brand?
Porsche
Q: Which was the last European country to make driving licenses mandatory?
Belgium
Q: Which European car brand originally supplied the 1,700 cc engine used in the Dodge Omni 024 De Tomaso?
Volkswagen
Q: Which European manufacturer was the first to deliver electric buses to Barcelona under the ZeEUS project?
Irizar
Q: What was Hyundai's first A-segment electric vehicle designed for the European market?
Hyundai Inster
Q: Which European car brand unveiled the Bolero, Tango and Salsa concept cars?
SEAT
Q: Which European low-volume car manufacturer has a tradition of naming its models after the initials of family members?
Donkervoort
Q: In which European capital was the world's first official Ferrari-themed cafe-restaurant opened?
Bucharest
Q: In which European city was the first official Autoball game held on June 16, 1933?
Stuttgart
Q: Which car manufacturer was the first to receive European type approval for a small-series production vehicle?
Donkervoort
Q: What is the acronym for Toyota's first European logistics mega hub?
TMMCZ
Q: Who is considered "The Father of the European Car in America"?
Max Hoffman
Q: What was the first European concept car to go into series production?
Opel GT
Q: In which European country is washing your car on a Sunday largely forbidden?
Switzerland
Q: Which European country's police force used the Suzuki Swift?
Hungary
Q: Which European car brand offered versions named Italia, Mexico and America?
Ferrari
Q: Which European car was promoted with the slogan "Samba Goes Topless"?
Talbot Samba Cabriolet
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