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Q: What European model was the Opel Vita sold in Japan actually based on?

A: Opel Corsa

Q: In which city was GM's first European assembly plant established?

A: Copenhagen

Q: Which famous European automobile inspired the Chrysler CCV prototype?

A: Citroen 2CV

Q: Which European brand's engines had the text "Infinite Power Direction" printed on them?

A: Koenigsegg

Q: Which Opel model was the first European concept car to go into series production?

A: Opel GT

Q: Which European brand designed a Pony model for the Greek market?

A: Citroen

Q: Which European brand was the Peterbilt Mid-Ranger truck range based on?

A: Volkswagen

Q: Which European brand had the models Rapier, Phoenix, Camelot, Buccaneer, Pegasus and Spectre?

A: Bentley

Q: What was the first electric GMC van based on a European brand, Bedford?

A: GMC Griffon

Q: Besides Horch, BMW and Skoda, which other European brand had a model called the 440?

A: Volvo

Q: What was the first Chinese car specifically developed for European markets?

A: Brilliance Zhonghua

Q: What was the first D-segment vehicle developed by Hyundai specifically for the European market called?

A: Hyundai i40

Q: Which European volcano's name was used for a Lotus prototype?

A: Etna

Q: In which European country was the Chrysler 300 C Touring assembled?

A: Austria

Q: What was the name of Cadillac's first compact electric SUV tailored for European markets?

A: Cadillac Optiq

Q: Which European brand developed and produced the first front-wheel-drive lightweight utility van?

A: Citroen

Q: What is the smallest SUV in Hyundai's European lineup?

A: Hyundai Bayon

Q: Which European brand launched its first car on April 14, 1927?

A: Volvo

Q: Which Opel model was the first European small car to feature a three-way catalytic converter?

A: Opel Corsa 1.3i

Q: From which European brand did the Rolls-Royce Silver Shadow license its hydropneumatic suspension?

A: Citroen

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