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Q: In which country is the world's largest collection of Volkswagen Beetle cars located?

A: Mexico

Q: In which year was the last Volkswagen Beetle built in Germany?

A: 1978

Q: What was the first car to sell 20 million units?

A: Volkswagen Beetle

Q: What was the name of the Czechoslovak car that inspired the design of the Volkswagen Beetle?

A: Tatra

Q: On what date is National Fusca Day celebrated in honor of the Volkswagen Beetle model?

A: January 20

Q: What was the initial name of the Volkswagen Beetle model?

A: Volkswagen Type 1

Q: What was the first Volkswagen model sold in the United States?

A: Volkswagen Beetle

Q: Which Renault model was a competitor to the Volkswagen Beetle?

A: Renault 4CV

Q: The mechanical base used by the first series of the Porsche 356, which model of Volkswagen used it?

A: Volkswagen Beetle

Q: On what date of the year is Worldwide Volkswagen Beetle Day celebrated?

A: June 22

Q: What is Volkswagen Beetle called in Latin America?

A: Fusca

Q: Which car is considered the best-selling in the world?

A: Volkswagen Beetle

Q: What is the shape of the Volkswagen Beetle's hood?

A: Triangular

Q: Which famous German car was created at the request of Adolf Hitler?

A: Volkswagen Beetle

Q: Which car is the origin of The Beatles name?

A: Volkswagen Beetle

Q: During which period was the Volkswagen Beetle assembled in New Zealand?

A: From 1954 to 1972

Q: Is the world's largest collection of Volkswagen Beetle cars located in Germany?

A: No

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