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Q: Which Japanese automaker was the first to develop a urea SCR system for passenger cars?

A: Mazda

Q: What was Mazda's first large Japanese car to meet the country's new 1975 emissions standards?

A: Mazda Roadpacer AP

Q: What was the first Toyota model to bear the name of a Japanese city?

A: Toyota Osaka

Q: What was the first Japanese passenger car to be imported into South Africa?

A: Datsun 1200

Q: What was the first Japanese car to appear in a video game?

A: Datsun 280 Z

Q: The first-generation Holden Barina was based on which Japanese brand?

A: Suzuki

Q: What was the only Japanese exotic car financially backed by the makers of women's underwear called?

A: Jiotto Caspita

Q: Which Japanese brand was the first to win the overall title at the Swedish WRC?

A: Mazda

Q: What was the first Japanese sports car to win on foreign soil?

A: Hino Contessa 1300

Q: Was the SEAT Ibiza J produced specifically for the Japanese market?

A: No

Q: On January 1, 1959, what did the Japanese city of Koromo officially change its name to?

A: Toyota City

Q: What Toyota model is considered the first Japanese car manufactured for chauffeuring?

A: Toyota Century

Q: What was the Japanese tuner Veilside originally called?

A: Yokomaku Racing Service

Q: What was the first Japanese carmaker to announce the adoption of NACS for the Japanese market?

A: Nissan

Q: Which Maruti model marked the first time an Indian-made SUV was exported to the Japanese market?

A: Maruti Fronx

Q: Which brand was the first Japanese manufacturer to build a plant in Thailand?

A: Nissan

Q: What was the first Japanese car designed in America?

A: Acura Legend

Q: What was the first Japanese car to be regularly imported to Sweden?

A: Isuzu Bellett

Q: Which Honda model is considered the first commercially successful front-wheel-drive Japanese car in North America?

A: Honda Civic

Q: Which Toyota model is the first and only Japanese front-engine, rear-wheel-drive production car equipped with a V12?

A: Toyota Century