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Q: What was the first all-new Pontiac car model produced after World War II?

A: Pontiac Chieftain

Q: What was BMW's first post-War four-seater economy car?

A: BMW 600

Q: Which model was the pinnacle of Opel's luxury segment before World War II?

A: Opel Admiral

Q: Which model was the first post-War Mercedes-Benz to feature an engine larger than 3 litres?

A: Mercedes-Benz 280 SE 3.5

Q: Which model was the first coupe of the post-War era to offer a removable roof panel?

A: FIAT 1200 Wonderful Vignale

Q: Which model was considered the first modern car in post-World War II?

A: Tucker 48

Q: What was the first post-War American pick-up truck adapted from a popular sedan from the factory?

A: Ford Ranchero

Q: Which was the most-produced Mercedes-Benz truck of World War II?

A: Mercedes-Benz L 3000

Q: Which model is credited as the car that saved BMW after World War II?

A: BMW Isetta

Q: Which was the first completely new racing car designed by Mercedes-Benz after World War II?

A: Mercedes-Benz 300 SL

Q: Which was the first BMW model to be manufactured and sold after World War II?

A: BMW 501

Q: What was FIAT's first post-War sports car?

A: FIAT 1100 S

Q: What was Toyota's first car launched after World War II?

A: Toyopet Model SA

Q: Which was the first new Alfa Romeo to be built after World War II?

A: Alfa Romeo 1900

Q: Why was the Berlin-Rome car competition canceled in September 1939?

A: World War II

Q: What was the first car produced in Holland after World War II?

A: Gatso Roadster

Q: What was the first all-new British car to reach the streets after World War II?

A: Standard Vanguard

Q: What was the maximum power of the Diesel engines equipped in trucks produced in Germany, a restriction imposed after the World War 2?

A: 150 hp

Q: What was the first Peugeot car produced after World War II?

A: Peugeot 203

Q: This system widely used in sports cars was designed to fit in Luftwaffe fighter planes during World War 2. What is it?

A: Nitrous oxide system (NOS)