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Q: What was France's first sports car that could be bought as a kit?

A: Marcadier

Q: What was the first hydrogen-powered van to win a trophy in France?

A: Renault Master H2-Tech

Q: Who was France's first Formula 1 World Champion?

A: Alain Prost

Q: What was the first automobile club in the world?

A: Automobile Club de France (ACF)

Q: How many cars are found in the monument called "Long Term Parking", located at the Chateau de Montcel in Jouy-en-Josas, France?

A: 60

Q: Who founded the famous NASCAR?

A: Bill France Sr.

Q: In which European country was the first nude car wash inaugurated (sexy car wash)?

A: France

Q: Which country has the most roundabouts in the world?

A: France

Q: Shouting the name of which retired roadster might get you some dirty looks in France?

A: Toyota MR 2

Q: How old do you have to be to legally drive the Citroen Ami on the road in its home country of France?

A: Fourteen

Q: In what country did the first motorized race take place?

A: France

Q: Which was the first European country to ban hands-free use while driving?

A: France

Q: In which country was the first use of the breathalyzer test for drivers?

A: France

Q: Which was the speed limit for cars in France, in 1900?

A: 10 km/h

Q: Who owns the famous NASCAR?

A: The France Family

Q: What famous rally started in France and ended in Senegal, between 1979 and 2009?

A: Paris-Dakar

Q: Which was the fastest four-door sedan in France in 1973?

A: Monica 560

Q: Which was the first Renault developed and manufactured outside France?

A: Renault Siete (the number 7 in Spanish)

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