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FAST FACT: Oldsmobile was founded in 1897, by Ransom E. Olds in Lansing, Michigan

Q: Which automotive brand first used the name "Toronado" for a prototype in 1964, before Oldsmobile?

A: Chevrolet

Q: Which car manufacturer was the first to source parts from third-party suppliers?

A: Oldsmobile

Q: What was the only color in which the Oldsmobile Rallye 350 was sold?

A: Sebring Yellow

Q: Which was the first car company to use chrome trim?

A: Oldsmobile

Q: What was Oldsmobile's first official foray into the performance vehicle market?

A: Oldsmobile 442

Q: What was the first SUV to be selected as the Pace Car for the Indy 500?

A: Oldsmobile Bravada

Q: Which GM division actually developed the engine used in Cadillac's first Diesel model?

A: Oldsmobile

Q: What was the first Oldsmobile concept developed by Ghia called?

A: Oldsmobile Thor

Q: What was the first Oldsmobile to offer a backseat video entertainment system?

A: Oldsmobile Silhouette

Q: What was the name of Oldsmobile's only compact crossover SUV concept car?

A: Oldsmobile Recon

Q: What was Oldsmobile's last full-size sedan?

A: Oldsmobile 98

Q: What was the companion brand of Oldsmobile cars between the years 1929 and 1931?

A: Viking

Q: Who was the first writer to take a ride in an Oldsmobile?

A: Mark Twain

Q: What was the most powerful car in Oldsmobile's 1970 lineup?

A: Oldsmobile Toronado GT

Q: What was the most aerodynamic sedan produced by Oldsmobile?

A: Oldsmobile Aurora

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 only Oldsmobile model to exceed 400 km/h?

A: Oldsmobile Aerotech

Q: Which Oldsmobile model is considered the first American car to feature front-wheel drive since the 1930s?

A: Oldsmobile Toronado

Q: What brand was the first exported American car?

A: Oldsmobile

Q: The two first turbo cars arrived in 1962. What were they?

A: Chevrolet Corvair Monza Spyder and Oldsmobile Jetfire

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