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Q: What was Pontiac's most popular model when it debuted in 1959?

A: Pontiac Catalina

Q: Which car brand did Michelin equip with pneumatic tires when it first used them in competition?

A: Peugeot

Q: How many seconds does it take for the Ferrari 812 GTS' retractable hardtop to open?

A: 14 seconds

Q: What was unusual about the drivetrain of the 1957 Ford Nucleon concept car?

A: It was a nuclear reactor

Q: Under what names was the Mini sold when it was launched in 1959?

A: Morris Mini-Minor and Austin Se7en

Q: The first French car to bear the name "Espace" was not a Renault. So, what was it?

A: Citroen SM Espace by Heuliez

Q: The Mahindra Verito Vibe was a subcompact hatchback made for the Indian market, but which Dacia model was it actually based on?

A: Dacia Logan

Q: The Zunder 1500 was unveiled in Argentina in September 1960, but which Porsche model's engine did it actually use?

A: Porsche 356

Q: The Porsche B32 was based on the Volkswagen T3, but which sports car's engine did it use?

A: Porsche 911 Carrera 3.2

Q: How many years later was it proven that the Aston Martin Bulldog could reach 200 mph?

A: 45 years

Q: In which famous 1994 film do we hear the following lines: "There's a bomb on a bus. Once the bus goes 50 mph, the bomb is armed. If it drops below 50, it blows up"?

A: Speed

Q: In the 1960 film "La Dolce Vita", there is a line: "That's not a car. It's an apartment". Which car is it referring to?

A: Cadillac

Q: What is Australia's most successful independent DIY (Do-It-Yourself) automotive show?

A: Mighty Car Mods

Q: Is it officially permitted to install a child seat in a Porsche Carrera GT?

A: No

Q: The name "Fairlady" used by Nissan was inspired by a Broadway musical. What was it called?

A: My Fair Lady

Q: Hot Wheels created its own version of the Lexus 2054. What was it called?

A: Phantom Racer

Q: What should a Diesel car visiting the Russian town of Oymyakon, the world's coldest inhabited place, especially avoid doing?

A: It must not turn off the engine at all

Q: Allen Swift drove the same car for 82 years. What car was it?

A: Rolls-Royce Piccadilly P1 Roadster

Q: How many hours does it take to transform a BMW M4 Cabrio into the Bovensiepen Zagato?

A: 250 hours

Q: What was FIAT's smallest-ever car when it was announced at the Paris Salon in October 1924?

A: FIAT 509