Found 96 results for: italian
Q: How many sports cars are destroyed in the 1969 film The Italian Job?
4
Q: What was the name of the Isuzu prototype unveiled in 1991, named after an Italian lake and equipped with a Formula 1 engine?
Isuzu Como
Q: Which model was the first sports car that Ford built in partnership with the Italian company Cisitalia?
Cisitalia 808 XF
Q: Which Italian sports car is banned in Bangladesh?
Lamborghini
Q: What was the name of the first Italian car?
Welleyes
Q: Which car was actually destroyed instead of the Aston Martin DB 4 model in the film The Italian Job (1969)?
Lancia Flaminia
Q: What was the first Italian car offered with an automatic transmission?
Maserati Sebring
Q: The name of the Italian manufacturer FIAT represents what?
Fabbrica Italiana Automobili Torino
Q: In what year did the first Italian Mille Miglia race take place?
1927
Q: How many Minis were destroyed in The Italian Job 2003?
16
Q: Who built the first Italian three-wheeled vehicle powered by a gasoline engine in 1884?
Enrico Bernardi
Q: Which Italian car was equipped with the first direct injection Diesel on the market?
FIAT Croma
Q: Who was the legendary Italian pilot from World War I who inspired the Ferrari car emblem?
Francesco Baracca
Q: Who was the Italian artist who painted the first artwork featuring a Ferrari?
Giovanni Casander
Q: Which Italian car company produced the Renault 4 model?
Alfa Romeo
Q: Which car company owns both French brand Peugeot and Italian manufacturer FIAT?
Stellantis
Q: By what name is the Italian motorway network called?
Autostrada
Q: What was the name of the Italian FIAT factory with a test track on the roof?
Lingotto
Q: Which Lancia model has become a tourist attraction in the Italian city of Conegliano, because it has remained stationary since 1974?
Lancia Fulvia
Q: Which Italian car company also produced the Renault Dauphine model?
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