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What infamous world leader was responsible for the basic idea of the "Volkswagen", or "Peoples' Car"? |
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Which two miniature BMC/British Leyland sports cars were virtually identical? |
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Speaking of small British sports cars...what other tiny terror from British Leyland was actually split into two entirely different models, very different in character? |
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4.
Humble little Saab, after it had already firmly established its counterculture roots in the 50s and 60s, came out with their own interpretation of a sports car. What was the name of this poetic little number? |
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To cash in on the luxury GT craze of the 70s, the oddball French manufacturer Citroen produced a lusted after model that did quite well, despite its departure from regular exotic car configuration. What was this model, which the Marquis De Sade would have been interested in? |
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The "Metropolitan" was made by what now-defunct American motor car company? |
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When did the Ford Thunderbird abandon the two seater configuration? |
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What exciting, experimental concept car did Chrysler come out with in the early 60s in answer to an as-yet-not-urgent fuel crisis? |
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What post-war engine configuration did the original Austin/Morris Mini pioneer when it was introduced in 1959? |
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There was once a 12 cylinder Jaguar X-KE. |
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Which car was introduced first: the Ford Mustang, the Plymouth Barracuda or the Rambler Marlin? |
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Two famous tunings of the compact Chevy Corvair were produced in the 60s. One was the Fitch Sprint. What was the other? |
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Which two major European marques did the Italian firm of Lancia once share basic bodies with? |
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What was derogatorily considered to be "the fastest truck in the world"? |
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15.
"_____ is out to win you over this year! Follow your heart, see your _____ dealer today!" |
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