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Q: Which car company introduced the Air Cushion Restraint System?

A: General Motors (GM)

Q: The Big Three is the term that defines the three largest car manufacturers in North America. What are they?

A: General Motors, Stellantis and Ford

Q: Which subsidiary of General Motors (GM) established in 1985 was discontinued in 2010?

A: Saturn

Q: The 2006 documentary film "Who Killed The Electric Car?" examined the controversial cancellation and destruction of which car?

A: General Motors EV1

Q: What brand is the famous bus from the movie Speed (1994)?

A: General Motors

Q: Which group do the brands Chevrolet, GMC, Cadillac and Buick belong to?

A: General Motors

Q: Which big car group did Opel belong to until 2017?

A: General Motors

Q: Which company first introduced the buy-back system?

A: General Motors

Q: Which company developed the first hydraulic fluid automatic transmission?

A: General Motors

Q: What is specifically missing from the 1982 General Motors Aero 2000 prototype?

A: The steering wheel and pedals

Q: Who said "What's good for General Motors is good for the country"?

A: Charles Erwin Wilson

Q: What was the first car produced by the Toyota-General Motors joint venture?

A: Chevrolet Nova

Q: What was the flagship model of General Motors in South America in the 1970s?

A: Chevrolet Opala

Q: What was the name of the first home of General Motors' design, engineering and research departments?

A: Argonaut Building

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