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Q: What was the last customer Lotus Formula 1 car?

A: Lotus Type 24

Q: The Lotus Esprit submarine car from James Bond's The Spy Who Loved Me was bought by which car brand boss in 2013?

A: Elon Musk

Q: What was the first F1 car to successfully integrate computer-controlled active suspension?

A: Lotus Type 99 T

Q: What was the last Lotus F1 car in history to carry John Player's famous black and gold colors?

A: Lotus Type 98 T

Q: Which of the brands Lotus, Subaru, Opel, Dodge, Vauxhall, Chevrolet and Oldsmobile did not have a model called Omega?

A: Dodge

Q: What was the first Lotus Formula 1 car powered by a Honda turbo engine?

A: Lotus Type 99 T

Q: What was the first F1 car to take advantage of full active suspension?

A: Lotus Type 92

Q: What was the first Lotus to use carbon-fiber brakes?

A: Lotus Type 97 T

Q: Among the companies that produce sports cars, which one has never produced a motorcycle: Maserati, Lotus, BMW or Lamborghini?

A: Lamborghini

Q: What was the name of Lotus' first-ever Formula One car?

A: Lotus Type 12

Q: What was the first Formula One car to use the Ford-Cosworth DFV engine?

A: Lotus Type 49

Q: Which European volcano's name was used for a Lotus prototype?

A: Etna

Q: What was Ford's first attempt at creating a motorsport-oriented road car in post-War Britain?

A: Ford Cortina Lotus

Q: What was Ayrton Senna's last car with Team Lotus?

A: Lotus Type 99 T

Q: What was Team Lotus' last IndyCar?

A: Lotus Type 96 T

Q: What was the name of the only Subaru model available with "Handling by Lotus"?

A: Subaru Bighorn

Q: What was the first Lotus to successfully use active suspension?

A: Lotus Type 99 T

Q: Which Lotus model started the tradition of naming models with an "E"?

A: Lotus Eleven

Q: What was the name of Lotus' first profitable car?

A: Lotus Elan

Q: What was Henri Toivonen's first works rally car?

A: Talbot Sunbeam Lotus

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