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Q: Which model was the fastest four-seat car in the world in 1951?

A: Bentley R-Type Continental

Q: What is Spain's first family car manufacturer?

A: SEAT

Q: What is SEAT's first MPV with sliding doors?

A: SEAT Alhambra

Q: Which European company introduced the Bolero and Tango prototypes?

A: SEAT

Q: What was the first SEAT model to exceed one million units sold?

A: SEAT 127

Q: Which was the world's first truck-based two-seat roadster?

A: Chevrolet SSR

Q: Which company introduced the seat belt reminder light in 1965?

A: Ford

Q: Did the first Volkswagen Santana models sold in China have seat belts?

A: No

Q: Based on which Spanish model was the Soyat NJ 7150 car, manufactured in China, produced?

A: SEAT Ibiza

Q: What was the first car to feature a Rumble seat?

A: Ford Model A

Q: SEAT is the national car of Spain. What does the abbreviation SEAT stand for?

A: Sociedad Espanola de Automoviles de Turismo

Q: How is the famous Rumble seat also known?

A: Mother-in-law's seat

Q: Which American state was the first to require the use of seat belts by law?

A: New York

Q: When was the first car seat with the purpose of keeping children safe invented?

A: 1962

Q: Which sports car manufacturer designed the engines for the first generation SEAT Ibiza?

A: Porsche

Q: In what year did Volvo introduce the 3-point seat belt?

A: 1959

Q: Among the brands FIAT, Ford, SEAT, KIA and BMW, which one is not an abbreviation?

A: Ford

Q: Which car company introduced the 3-point seat belt?

A: Volvo

Q: What is the national car brand in Spain?

A: SEAT

Q: What was the fastest four-seat car in Britain in 1964?

A: Gordon-Keeble