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Q: The longest journey by a three-wheeled vehicle was completed in a Reliant Robin. How many countries did it cross?

A: 22

Q: SEAT offered its own unique four-door take on the FIAT 600. What was it called?

A: SEAT 800

Q: What was unusual about the Rolls-Royce Phantom IV, launched in 1950?

A: It was available only to heads of state

Q: Hyundai unveiled an electric rickshaw in January 2025. What was it called?

A: Hyundai E3W

Q: What was the first boutique concept car produced by the Genesis brand after it officially separated from Hyundai?

A: Genesis New York

Q: Which company held the copyright to the "Testarossa" name until July 2025, when Ferrari regained it?

A: Autec AG

Q: In 1920, General Motors announced the launch of a new car division. What was it called?

A: Sheridan

Q: What is the term for lowering a bus' ground clearance using air suspension to align it with the curb level?

A: Kneeling

Q: Due to the presence of which animals is it illegal to lock a car's doors in Churchill, Canada?

A: The polar bears

Q: How many years would it take to drive a car to the nearest star, Proxima Centauri, at 70 mph?

A: 356 billion years

Q: The first new Rolls-Royce developed under BMW ownership was the Rolls-Royce Phantom. But which Phantom generation was it actually?

A: The seventh generation

Q: What was the name of the first car Jaguar launched after Ford sold it to Tata Motors?

A: Jaguar XKR

Q: What was the Suzuki Vitara called when it was sold under the Pontiac brand?

A: Pontiac Sunrunner

Q: Is it illegal in Germany to run out of fuel on the Autobahn?

A: Yes

Q: Which brand funds Europe's first IT automotive study program?

A: Volkswagen

Q: What was the last car proposed by the original Bugatti company before it was sold in 1963?

A: Bugatti T252

Q: Who introduced the very notion of measuring how long it takes a car to reach 60 mph?

A: Tom McCahill

Q: Which is the only company for which Peugeot made an exception, allowing it to use the numbers 206, 208, 308 and 408 for its model names?

A: Ferrari

Q: The Rolls-Royce Corniche participated in the 1981 Paris-Dakar Rally. It was equipped with the chassis and transmission of which Japanese car?

A: Toyota Land Cruiser

Q: How many Maserati Quattroporte units were produced when it was owned by Citroen?

A: 13