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Q: The FIAT Bravo was called the FIAT Bravissimo in Japan. Which Japanese brand had already claimed the name "Bravo"?

A: Mitsubishi

Q: What was the first Japanese production car to be sold new from the factory for more than $1 million?

A: Aspark Owl

Q: Which were the first Japanese car brands to be listed on the stock exchange?

A: Toyota and Nissan

Q: Which of these Japanese brands - Honda, Mitsubishi, Nissan, Daihatsu, Mitsuoka, Mazda and Toyota - also produced televisions?

A: Mitsubishi

Q: Was the Volkswagen Golf J produced for the Japanese market?

A: No

Q: What is the only Japanese ultra-luxury SUV with sliding rear doors called?

A: Toyota Century

Q: Which Japanese brand was launched in 1970?

A: Mitsubishi

Q: Which model was the first Japanese entry to compete in the IMSA GT Challenge?

A: Datsun 240 Z

Q: What was the first Japanese car to feature a built-in radio?

A: Toyopet Model SA

Q: Which Japanese manufacturer was the first to adopt green steel as a raw material for commercial vehicles?

A: Isuzu

Q: Which brand produced the first Japanese light car to reach Australian shores after World War II?

A: Datsun

Q: Which Subaru model is considered the first car to truly offer European performance with Japanese reliability and affordability?

A: Subaru Legacy Blitzen B4 RSK

Q: What was the first SUV from a Japanese luxury automaker?

A: Acura SLX

Q: What was the most expensive Japanese car in 1979?

A: Datsun 280 ZX

Q: Who was the first Japanese driver to score points in Formula One?

A: Satoru Nakajima

Q: Who was the first Japanese driver to win the 24 Hours of Le Mans overall?

A: Masanori Sekiya

Q: The Ford Mustang model from the 2006 film "The Fast and the Furious - Tokyo Drift" received an engine from which Japanese brand?

A: Nissan

Q: What was the first car released by Japanese automaker Nissan under the revived Datsun brand in 2013?

A: Datsun Go

Q: What was the first Japanese car to come with ABS?

A: Nissan President

Q: What was the first Japanese model to go NASCAR racing?

A: Toyota Camry

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