Found 106 results for: Japan
Q: What was Japan's first purpose-built race car?
Prince R380
Q: Which model was the first truly successful Kei car in Japan?
Subaru 360
Q: What is Japan's second-largest automaker?
Nissan
Q: Is the oldest Toyota model (from 1936) located in Japan?
No
Q: Which was the first non-Japanese car to win the "Car of the Year Japan" award?
Volkswagen Golf
Q: Is Japan the country with the most automobile clubs?
No
Q: What was Japan's first Diesel passenger convertible car?
Mitsubishi PX 33
Q: What is Japan's most famous car magazine?
Car Graphic
Q: Which was the first passenger vehicle in Japan to feature full side windows without a central pillar?
Mitsubishi Galant
Q: What was the first Toyota car manufactured outside of Japan?
Toyota Tiara
Q: What was the name of the Citroen Saxo model in Japan?
Citroen Chanson
Q: Which European car is called Renault Lutecia in Japan?
Renault Clio
Q: Kei class cars are traditionally associated with which country?
Japan
Q: In what country was the "Dodge Michigan" model sold?
Japan
Q: Which is the only country where the Renault Lutecia model is sold?
Japan
Q: What is considered the homeland of drifting?
Japan
Q: In which country did drifting first appear?
Japan
Q: What car company in Japan produced a sleigh in December 2020?
Lexus
Q: What brand are the Imperial House limousines in Japan?
Toyota
Q: What was the first electric vehicle ambulance in Japan?
Nissan NV400 Zero Emission
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