How Well Do You Know These Classic Cars From The '50s?

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From the time of The Great Gatsby right up to the present day, the automobile has been a central facet of Western culture. Drivers have long delighted in comparing the beauty, performance, and international legacy of their respective vehicles, which double as both transportation and entertainment. Studying the history of the automobile is thus crucial to understanding the last century of Western culture.

In many ways, the 1950's was the decade when automobiles came of age. Celebrating the end of World War II and the return to peace and prosperity, Americans, Brits, Canadians, and Italians took to the road, showing off the latest in transportation technology. The better versed you are in ‘50s vehicles, the better you understand a defining automotive moment.

 


Dan has a Master's Degree in Geosciences with a concentration in Applied Meteorology and a Bachelor's Degree in Economics.

He is a huge trivia fanatic and spends a lot of free time browsing the internet, researching on a variety of topics, and winning money at trivia night.

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Wow I can't believe I passed it I knew more than I thought

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It was cool going back

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Too hard

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Im reafy for quiz

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Being from England I was at a disadvantage with questions on American cars. BRITISH indicative told me enlarge photos and zoom in to car badges, front grills and number plates. THANKS.........

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The Porsche 356 is identifiés hère as the 365. The Aston Martin in picture is a DB5 ans not a DB4 GT Zagato.

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