Will You Ace This Car Fanatics Quiz?
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Knowing your cars is something to brag about — there's always a fun fact to be made about the make, model, year or even colors of the vehicles we see on the road. That's why we built this quiz to test your knowledge of these incredible machines.
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Question 1
This 1955 vehicle from Chevrolet was named after which famous Californian neighborhood?
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AHaight Ashbury
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BBel Air
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CLa Brea Avenue
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DThe French Quarter
Bel Air
This second-gen Bel Air was produced from 1955 - 1957.
Question 2
Can you name this pictured personal luxury vehicle?
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ASuzuki GS1000S
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B1961 Jaguar E-Type
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CToyota Corona
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DNissan Skyline
1961 Jaguar E-Type
The iconic Jaguar E-Type, also known as the XK-E, was produced from 1961 to 1975 and could reach a top speed of 150 miles per hour.
Question 3
It may have gotten terrible gas mileage but you were always center stage driving this beast of a machine. What is this pictured car?
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ACadillac Eldorado
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BBuick Riviera Boattail
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CChevrolet Bel Air
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DFord Fairlane
Buick Riviera Boattail
Only certain 1971-1973 Buick Rivieras have the distinctive "boat-tail" styling seen here, but in recent years buyers have shown increased interest in acquiring the unique vehicles.
Question 4
Whose logo is this?
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AMercedes-Benz
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BBMW
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CSubaru
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DSaab
BMW
BMW's logo, known as the "roundel" logo, includes the blue and white from the flag of BMW's home German state of Bavaria.
Question 5
The 1963 Chevrolet Corvette, pictured here, was named after which aquatic animal?
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AThe Tiger Shark
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BThe Stingray
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CThe Sea Serpent
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DThe Cuttlefish
The Stingray
The second-gen Corvettes, produced from 1963 - 1967, added "Sting Ray" to the model.
Question 6
If you wanted muscle and class rolled into one, this manufacturer’s car was your first choice! What is this pictured car?
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AChevrolet Corvette
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BFord Galaxie
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CGeneral Motors Y Platform
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DChrysler Imperial
Chevrolet Corvette
This picture is an example of the second-gen Chevrolet Corvette, produced in St. Louis between 1962-1967. Since starring in the TV show 'Route 66' its been widely known as "America's Sports Car".
Question 7
Famous for being James Bond’s car of choice, this vehicle appeared in the film, Goldfinger:
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AThe 1960 Cadillac Coupe de Ville
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BThe 1962 Ford Thunderbird Hardtop
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CThe 1964 Aston Martin DB5
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DThe 1960 Plymouth Belvedere
The 1964 Aston Martin DB5
Two DB5's were custom-built for the movie, including one full of "gadgets". Ian Fleming had specified an older DB Mark III in the novel, but the newer DB5 was chosen as it was the company's latest model.
Question 8
This pictured car premiered in 1969 in Japan. What is its name?
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AFord Bronco
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BChrysler New Yorker
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CNissan Fairlady Z
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DDodge Charger
Nissan Fairlady Z
How did anyone see with the mirrors so far forward? This car is the first-gen Nissan Fairlady Z, also known as the Datsun 240Z.
Question 9
Worth over $1 million, what rare car is pictured here?
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AJaguar XJ220
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BFerrari 288 GTO
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CRolls-Royce Phantom
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DSubaru Impreza
Ferrari 288 GTO
Another rare Ferrari on this list. Only 272 288 GTOs were produced from 1984 to 1987, so you'd better have deep pockets if you'd like to own one.
Question 10
This car manufacturer is far from a household name, but the results speak for themselves! What is this pictured car?
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AMini Cooper
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BAero SSC
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CKoenigsegg Trevita
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DHudson Hornet
Hudson Hornet
The Hudson Hornet was produced from 1951 until the Hudson Motor Car Company went out of business in 1954. This car was also featured in the Pixar movie 'Cars' as the character of Doc Hudson, a retired Piston Cup champion.
Question 11
If you went back in time about 50 years you would see these cars parked at all of the hottest spots in town. What is this pictured car?
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ADodge Wayfarer
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BDMC DeLorean
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CFord F100
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DCadillac Eldorado
Cadillac Eldorado
Who could mistake those massive tail fins for anything but a Cadillac Eldorado? This iconic Caddy is a late '50s model, though the model was made from 1952-2002.
Question 12
We’re not sure if we’d take this bad boy on the highway, but a nice country drive would do the trick! What is this pictured car?
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AAlfa Romeo P3
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BMazda RX7
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CFord Cobra
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DToyota Celica
Alfa Romeo P3
This racecar, the Alfa Romeo P3, claimed at least 46 Grand Prix racing victories during its heyday in the early to mid 1930s. It was the first genuine single-seat Grand Prix racing car.
Question 13
This 1956 Belvedere was made by a now-defunct American automobile brand. What was that brand’s name?
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ARoanoke
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BPlymouth
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CVirginia
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DAntigonish
Plymouth
It was also known as the Dodge Mayfair in Canada.
Question 14
This is one of the first luxury cars produced by this company. What car are we looking at in this picture?
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AMitsubishi Montero
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BHonda Accord
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CChevrolet Impala
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DLincoln Continental Mark II
Lincoln Continental Mark II
The newly-minted Lincoln Motor Company, a division of Ford, produced the above Continental Mark II from 1956-57. It was the most expensive American-produced automobile sold at the time.
Question 15
What teenage guy didn’t dream about having this All-American classic in their garage? What is this pictured car?
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ADodge Coronet
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BFerrari 750 Monza Spyder
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CPontiac Firebird
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DBentley T1
Pontiac Firebird
The Pontiac Firebird was one of the 20th Century's most popular muscle cars, with over 100,000 units sold, mostly in the 1970s.
Question 16
This 1961 Chevy is the:
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AImpala Sport Coupe
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BCorvette Stingray
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CSedan de Ville
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DContinental
Impala Sport Coupe
The third-gen Impalas were produced from 1960 - 1964.
Question 17
Deliciously old-school but still tastefully refined, what is this pictured high-end car?
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ALamborghini Diablo
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BMcLaren 720S
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CMazda Cosmo
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DPorsche Targa
Lamborghini Diablo
One of the most iconic sports cars of all time, the Lamborghini Diablo was produced from 1990-2001. It could top 200 miles per hour and was replaced in 2001 with the Lamborghini Murciélago.
Question 18
If you can’t name who manufactured this car then you best turn in your gearhead badge ASAP. What is this pictured vehicle?
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ADodge Viper GTS
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BPorsche 911
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CLexus GS430
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DIsuzu Rodeo
Dodge Viper GTS
This "Phase ZB" Dodge Viper was produced from 2003-2007 and boasts a massive 500 horsepower. Its initial price started around $100,000.
Question 19
What 1956 vehicle from Dodge was named after a small crown worn by princes and princesses?
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AThe apex
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BThe royal
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CThe tiara
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DThe coronet
The coronet
This third-gen Dodge Coronet was produced from 1955 - 1956.
Question 20
If you want to get your hands on this piece of luxury you’ll need, on average, $15 million dollars. What is this pictured car?
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ADodge Viper
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BFord Thunderbird
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CFerrari 250 GT
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DCadillac Calais
Ferrari 250 GT
The Ferrari 250 GT was produced in limited numbers in the late '50s and early '60s. An example of the 250 GT California Spyder SWB recently sold for a cool $17.1 million.
Question 21
This 1953 vehicle from Chevrolet is the:
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ACorvette
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BSierra
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CTanker
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DSilverado
Corvette
This first-gen Corvette was produced from 1953 - 1962.
Question 22
In 1968, Plymouth introduced a performance vehicle known as the:
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AFalcon
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BRoad Runner
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CSilicon
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DDusky
Road Runner
The Plymouth Road Runner was produced from 1968 to 1980.
Question 23
Which Chevrolet car was built to match the Plymouth Belvedere and the Ford Mustang?
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AThe Firebrigade
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BThe Cadillac
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CThe DeVille
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DThe Chevelle
The Chevelle
Other competitors included the Ford Fairlane for the 1963-introduced Chevelle.
Question 24
Designed as an alternative to the Corvette, this Ford vehicle was called the:
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ALincoln
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BFairlane
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CAlpine
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DThunderbird
Thunderbird
This first-gen T-bird (Thunderbird) was produced from 1955 - 1957.
Question 25
Shelby’s early GT 350 models were often referred to as:
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ACougars
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BVipers
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CCobras
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DCheetahs
Cobras
This was because Shelby American also produced the Ford-powered, AC-based "Cobra" at the same time. The two cars shared a cobra emblem.
Question 26
Known as the E Type, this 1961 car was created by:
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AHonda
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BBentley
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CAston Martin
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DJaguar
Jaguar
The iconic Jaguar E-Type was manufactured between 1961 - 1975, and was one of the fastest cars in the world during its day.
Question 27
With curves for days, what manufacturer could afford to put this pictured audacious car on the road?
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AMercedes-Benz 190SL
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BMitsubishi Galant
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CJaguar E-Type Roadster
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DPagani Huayra
Jaguar E-Type Roadster
The Jaguar E-Type Roadster was based on the D-Type racing car which was the three-time reigning champion of the 24 Hours of Le Mans.
Question 28
With a top speed of 205 MPH, what high-end speedster are we looking at in this picture?
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AIsuzu Sport
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BMitsubishi Mirage
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CLamborghini Reventon
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DCadillac CTS
Lamborghini Reventon
One of the fastest and most exclusive Lamborghinis produced, only 21 Reventons were produced between 2007 and 2009. They have been sold for more than $2,000,000.
Question 29
You’ll see these cars all over the West Coast. What revolutionary car are we looking at in this picture?
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ATesla Model S
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BDuPont Model H
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CAvanti Studebaker
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DBXR Model X
Tesla Model S
The Tesla Model S is the world's second best-selling electric car of all time and can accelerate to 60 mph in under 3 seconds.
Question 30
This car was developed in post-war America. What is this pictured vehicle?
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AOpel Astra
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BChevrolet Silverado
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CLincoln Continental
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DFord Thunderbird
Ford Thunderbird
This first-gen Ford Thunderbird was produced from 1955 to 1957. It makes a series of lyrical appearances in the Beach Boys' song "Fun Fun Fun".
Question 31
We’re almost positive we’ve raced with this car in 'Cruis'n USA'. What is this pictured vehicle?
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ABuick LeSabre
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BFord GT
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CHyundai Sonata
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DPontiac Fiero
Ford GT
The Ford GT is based on the 1960s classic Ford GT40. A new generation of Ford GT just starting production in 2017 after an 11 year hiatus.
Question 32
This car never got hot in America, but it stole the 1960s elsewhere. What is this pictured vehicle?
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ASheffield-Simplex LA7b
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BTriumph Spitfire
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CSpectre DB11
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DRolls-Royce Silver Cloud
Triumph Spitfire
This small two-seat Triumph Spitfire sold hundreds of thousands of examples across Europe between 1962-1980. It was produced by the Triumph Motor Company out of Coventry, England.
Question 33
This Type 300 Limo, produced in 1951, was manufactured by which major automaker:
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AMercedes-Benz
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BBMW
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CFiat
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DFord
Mercedes-Benz
The Type 300 Limo pictured was produced by Mercedes-Benz from 1951-1957.
Question 34
Named after a legendary land of prosperity, this 1954 vehicle is the:
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ALamborghini Countach
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BCadillac Eldorado
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CBentley Continental
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DOldsmobile Utopia
Cadillac Eldorado
The name "el dorado" means "the gilded one" in Spanish and also refers to a mythical lost city.
Question 35
One look at the rear fan should be all you need to identify this manufacturer. What is this pictured car?
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ARam SRT10
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BDodge Viper
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CPorsche Cayenne
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DNissan 911 Turbo
Dodge Viper
This "Phase ZB" Dodge Viper was produced from 2003 to 2007 and boasts a massive 500 horsepower.
Question 36
This car would become James Bond’s favorite ride! What is this pictured vehicle?
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AAlbion Venturer
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BJaguar XJ220
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CJensen Motors S-Type
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DAston Martin DB4 GT Zagato
Aston Martin DB4 GT Zagato
Just 25 Aston Martin DB4 GT Zagatos were produced, cementing this car's legacy as an ultra-exclusive ride fit for a spy. Their "Sanction II" versions each cost more than $1,000,000.
Question 37
Produced in 1967, this vehicle is the:
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AChevrolet Camaro
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BFord Sportsroof
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CPontiac Firebird
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DMercury Cougar
Chevrolet Camaro
Costing just $2600 in 1967, expect to pay 10 times that to acquire one today.
Question 38
She doesn’t look very aerodynamic but this is still a car enthusiast favorite. What is this pictured automobile?
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AMercury Eight
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BAston Martin DB5
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CMercer Type 35
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DMuntz Jet
Mercury Eight
This Mercury Eight was the only car produced by the company between its founding in 1939 and 1951. It was then replaced by the Monterey.
Question 39
Can you name the make and model of this pictured American classic?
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AFord Thunderbird
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BChevrolet Bel Air
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CChevrolet Impala
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DBuick Electra
Chevrolet Bel Air
The Chevrolet Bel Air was a full-size car produced by Chevrolet for the 1950-1981 model years. This is a 1957 Bel Air.
Question 40
This company isn’t known for making hip vehicles, so maybe we are looking at an exception. Who makes this pictured car?
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ABMW i8
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BVolvo P1800
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CVolkswagen Tiguan
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DKia Soul
Volvo P1800
The iconic Volvo P1800 was produced between 1961-1973, and one example holds the world mileage record for a car, having been driven for over 3 million miles by its owner.
Question 41
First released in 1962, the Elan was produced by:
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ALotus Cars
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BChevrolet
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CBuick
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DHonda
Lotus Cars
The super-light Elan, weighing just over 1,500 lb, was produced by Lotus from 1962 - 1973.
Question 42
This 1966 vehicle is the:
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AOlds 88
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BOldsmobile Toronado
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COldsmobile Starfire
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DOlds Vista Cruiser
Oldsmobile Toronado
The Toronado first debuted in 1966, designed to compete with the Ford Thunderbird and Buick Riviera.
Question 43
Known as the R Type Continental, this 1952 vehicle was created by:
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AJaguar
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BBentley
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CMG
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DAston Martin
Bentley
The Bentley R Type Continental was the fastest four-seater in production at that time.
Question 44
First released in 1950, this sleek brown beauty is the:
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AFerrari Farfalle
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BCadillac DeVille
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CJaguar XK120
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DBuick Skylark
Jaguar XK120
This car was produced between 1948 and 1954, Jaguar's first production after World War II.
Question 45
Can you identify this pictured piece of vehicular muscle?
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ASuzuki SX4
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BPontiac Grand Am
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CDodge Diplomat
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DPorsche 911 GT3
Pontiac Grand Am
This first-generation Pontiac Grand Am was the first in a long legacy of muscle cars whose production ended only recently in 2005. Their first generation was built entirely in Pontiac, Michigan.
Question 46
Early versions of this vehicle came under fire from consumer activists and future presidential candidate Ralph Nader for being “unsafe at any speed:”
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AThe Chevrolet Corvair
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BThe Studebaker Lark
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CThe Plymouth Valiant
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DThe Rambler American
The Chevrolet Corvair
The Corvair required extremely low tire pressures that featured a large difference in pressure between front and rear tires, without which resulted in a potentially dangerous suspension problem.
Question 47
The 1954 New Yorker was produced by which company?
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AChrysler
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BFord
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CChevrolet
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DOldsmobile
Chrysler
This New Yorker was the last of its kind; the car was re-designed in 1955.
Question 48
First released in 1966, the Alfa Romeo Spider was built by and named after a firm from:
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ABrazil
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BPortugal
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CSwitzerland
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DItaly
Italy
Alfa Romeo was founded in Milan, Italy in 1910, with headquarters being based in Italy ever since.
Question 49
This classic car came in a few different iterations. This picture is the "Gullwing" version of what car?
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AMercedes-Benz 300SL
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BJaguar F-Pace
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CLexus RX 350
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DMaserati Ghibli
Mercedes-Benz 300SL
The iconic Mercedes-Benz 300SL, with its distinctive gullwing doors, was the fastest car in the world during its production from 1954-1963. It was voted "sports car of the century" in 1999.
Question 50
This late 1960s and early 1970s classic was coveted by everyone in show business. What is this pictured car?
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ASaab 900 Turbo
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BTesla Model S
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CPorsche 959
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DLamborghini Miura
Lamborghini Miura
Only 764 Lamborghini Miuras were built between 1966 and 1973, meaning they have always been tough to get your hands on. It was the first supercar with a rear mid-engined two-seat layout.
Question 51
Beautiful to look at, rough to ride, this car looks better than it carries. What is this pictured vehicle?
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ALotus Esprit
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BSperanza Motors Chery
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CLotec 681
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DToyota FJ40
Lotus Esprit
The Lotus Esprit was produced from 1976-2005, with just over 10,000 built. This version is a fourth-gen model made from 1987-1993.
Question 52
This 1956 Fire Dome was manufactured by DeSoto, a now defunct automaker from:
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AItaly
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BBrazil
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CThe United States
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DMexico
The United States
This US car manufacturer was a division of Chrysler. DeSoto produced their last car in 1960.
Question 53
Developed to compete with Ford’s Lincoln Continental line, this luxury vehicle is the:
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A1962 Cadillac Sedan de Ville
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B1964 Chrysler Imperial
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C1969 Aston Martin DB6
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D1967 Buick Skylark
1964 Chrysler Imperial
The Chrysler-made Imperial was actually an entirely separate brand between 1955 - 1975 and again from 1981 - 1983, spun off as a more luxurious marque.
Question 54
Can you name this pictured 1960s muscle car? Only 351 were produced.
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AFord Edge
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BToyota 2000GT
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CChevrolet Bel Air
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DPontiac Catalina
Toyota 2000GT
Only 351 of these rare Toyota 2000GTs were produced from 1967-1970. Some have sold at auction for as much as $1,200,000.
Question 55
The 365 Speedster was one of the first vehicles designed for the American market. Which German automaker manufactured it?
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APorsche
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BBMW
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CMercedes-Benz
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DVolkswagen
Porsche
The 365 A was produced from 1955 - 1959.
Question 56
This beautiful machine looks like it was pulled straight out of Gotham! What is this pictured car?
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ALexus LX
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BRolls-Royce Silver Shadow
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CBugatti Type 57S/SC
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DChrysler 300C
Bugatti Type 57S/SC
Versions of the Bugatti Type 57S/SC pictured here have sold for up to $40 million. Also known as the "Aérolithe", these unique cars are some of the most valuable in history.
Question 57
Famously driven by American actor James Dean, this car is the:
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A1951 Jaguar XK130
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B1950 Ferrari Farfalle
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C1955 Porsche 550 Spyder
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D1953 Lincoln 130
1955 Porsche 550 Spyder
James Dean died driving his 1955 Porsche 550 Spyder, nicknamed the "Little Bastard".
Question 58
This company makes high-end luxury cars. What is this pictured vehicle?
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AJaguar F-Type
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BInfiniti QX60
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CGMC Sierra
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DPorsche Carrera GT
Porsche Carrera GT
Only 1,270 Porsche Carrera GTs were produced from 2003 to 2007, ensuring owners would remain in a rarefied class. They came in as Sports Car Internations' best sports car of the 2000s.
Question 59
Built during a major automotive production uptick in the United States, this vehicle is the:
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A1956 Dodge Coronet
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B1954 Buick Skylark
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C1953 Cadillac Corvette
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D1956 Chrysler New Yorker
1954 Buick Skylark
This first-gen Buick Skylark was produced for just 2 years from 1953 - 1954.
Question 60
This high-end car was developed during the Baby Boomin’ years. What is this pictured model?
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AAlfa Romeo Spider
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BMoretti 750 Gran Sport
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CFiat 500
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DFerrari 365 GT
Alfa Romeo Spider
The Alfa Romeo Spider's distinctive grill pattern is a key giveaway. Versions of this car were produced between 1966 and 1993.
Question 61
Built by Chrysler, this vehicle was named in honor of which major city's inhabitants:
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ASão Paulo
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BChicago
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CAccra
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DNew York
New York
This particular New Yorker was produced for just two years: 1955 - 1956.
Question 62
Studebaker briefly produced this luxury coupe from 1962 to 1963:
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AAvanti
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BCommander
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CStarliner
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DCruiser
Avanti
Fewer than 6,000 Avantis were produced at the Studebaker plant in South Bend, Indiana.
Question 63
Produced in 1969, this Pontiac vehicle was known as the:
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AFirebird Pony
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BBonneville Brougham
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CGTO Convertible
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DTrans Am
Trans Am
The Trans Am package was introduced on the Firebird for 1969. Just 697 of the over 87,000 Firebirds were equipped with this performance boost.
Question 64
Created by a division of General Motors, this vehicle was the:
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A1959 Pontiac Bonneville
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B1953 Corvette
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C1951 Cadillac DeVille
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D1955 Olds 88
1959 Pontiac Bonneville
These are the tail-lights of a 1959 Pontiac Bonneville.
Question 65
In which year did Ford begin production of its Mustang line?
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A1960
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B1963
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C1969
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D1964
1964
The first-gen Ford Mustang was produced between March 1964 and June 1973 for model years 1965 - 1973.
Question 66
Pontiac first introduced the Firebird in:
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A1967
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B1961
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C1968
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D1969
1967
This first-gen Firebird was produced between 1967 and 1969.
Question 67
The Buick Riviera, pictured here, was named in honor of a famous waterway in:
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ABrazil
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BThe United States
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CMexico
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DFrance
France
The Buick Riviera was named after the opulent French Riviera. "Riviera" itself is Latin for "coastline".
Question 68
Famous for the polarizing nature of its design, this vehicle is the:
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A1958 Buick Limited
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B1955 Chevy Veranda
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C1950 Plymouth Fury
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D1958 Cadillac Countach
1958 Buick Limited
The Buick Limited was decked out in what some thought was an excessive amount of chrome.
Question 69
Created by the English automaker MG Car Company Limited, this 1959 vehicle is the:
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AXP 500
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BCC 1489
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CRoadster
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DMGA 1500
MGA 1500
This classic MG was produced from 1955 - 1959.
Question 70
This compact vehicle helped to popularize front wheel drive in Western automobiles. What was its name?
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AThe 1959 Yugo Nouveau
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BThe 1954 Volkswagen Beetle
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CThe 1959 Austin Mini
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DThe 1956 Fiat 503
The 1959 Austin Mini
The Mini saved space and was able to achieve its tiny size due to its front wheel drive.
Question 71
This 1953 Fiat’s name embodies extreme speed. What is it?
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ASupersonic
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BLightyear
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CCharles Lindbergh
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DPeregrine Falcon
Supersonic
The Supersonic was produced in a limited run by Ghia.
Question 72
Which ‘50s Ford vehicle was named after the estate of the company’s founder, Henry Ford?
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AThe Dearborn 8000
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BThe Galaxie
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CThe Crown Victoria
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DThe Fairlane 500
The Fairlane 500
Henry Ford's estate is named "Fair Lane" and is located just outside of Detroit in Dearborn, Michigan.
Question 73
Dodge launched the second generation of its Challenger vehicles in which year?
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A1971
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B1977
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C1974
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D1978
1978
Production for the model year 1970 second-gen Challengers began in 1969.
Question 74
Introduced in 1966, the automobile industry’s “safety package” included all of the following except:
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AWindshield fluid
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BSeat belts
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CLane keeping
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DDashboard padding
Lane keeping
The six-item "safety package" became standard on all GM-sold cars beginning in 1966, including seat belts, a windshield washer and dashboard padding.
Question 75
There are only only 44.1 inches from the top of this car to the ground and it has a 7-speed transmission. What is this pictured hypercar?
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AAurica Motors E-Car
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BMitsubishi Evo
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CDatsun Go
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DKoenigsegg Agera
Koenigsegg Agera
The Swedish Koenigsegg Agera can reach an unbelievable 269 mph and has broken numerous speed records for a production vehicle. As of 2017, it was the fastest production car in the world and it was named "Hypercar of the Year" in 2010 by 'Top Gear' magazine.
Question 76
Released in 1956, the 503 was one of the first sports cars after World War II to be marketed by which German firm?
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AVolkswagen
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BBMW
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CMercedes-Benz
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DRenault
BMW
Only 413 of these were built from 1956 - 1959.
Question 77
This is a true supercar in every sense of the word. Who designed this pictured luxury vehicle?
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ATesla Model S
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BLexus LFA
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CLamborghini Gallardo
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DPontiac GTO Judge
Lexus LFA
The Lexus LFA was in production for just two years. Only 500 of these $375,000 cars were produced.
Question 78
This vehicle was designed by Peter Szymanowski and released in 1939. What is this pictured car?
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ABMW 328
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BAcura RLX
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CGM Spitfire
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DMohs SafariKar
BMW 328
The BMW 328 is one of the 20th century's most iconic sports cars, produced from 1936 to 1940. Only 464 of these were ever produced.
Question 79
This 1967 sports car is the:
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ALamborghini Miura
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BLola T70
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CFerrari 330 P4
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DPlymouth Belvedere
Ferrari 330 P4
Only 4 of these were made, three of which famously swept the podium at the 1967 24 Hours of Daytona.
Question 80
This 1967 Ferrari is the:
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ADino 206
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BDaytona
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C275
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DColombo M64
Dino 206
The Ferrari Dino 206 was the first Ferrari-built road car, produced from 1968 to 1969. It was powered by a V6 making a modest 178 hp.
Question 81
What manufacturer designed this pictured lesser-known car and released it in both the United States and abroad?
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AToyota
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BGeneral Motors
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CAC Cars
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DFord
AC Cars
The AC Cobra, also known as the Shelby Cobra, has been produced by AC Cars and Shelby American off and on since 1962.
Question 82
Though commonly known as the Daytona, the official name of this sports car from Ferrari was the:
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A275 GTB 4
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BBerlinetta Boxer
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C365 GTB 4
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DSalon 1968
365 GTB 4
The slightly-less-flashy "365 GTB/4" remained the official name. The Daytona moniker came about after Ferrari's podium sweep at the 1967 24 Hours of Daytona.
Question 83
With your pedal to the metal, this car peaks at 217 MPH. What is this pictured vehicle?
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APagani Zonda
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BBugatti Veyron
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CAlfa Romeo 4C
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DFiat Abarth 500
Pagani Zonda
The iconic Italian Pagani Zonda was produced from 1999-2011, yet less than 200 were ever built. It is named for the Zonda win, a regional term for a hot air current above Argentina.
Question 84
The 1969 T70, pictured here, was produced by which European car firm?
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AFiat
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BBMW
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CLola Cars
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DZastava Koral
Lola Cars
The Lola T70 was produced beginning in 1965, with over 100 purpose-built race cars being built by the end of the 1960s.
Question 85
What is the name of this American luxury vehicle?
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AThe 1957 Olds 98 Holiday Coupe
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BThe 1959 Oldsmobile Starfire
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CThe 1952 Chevy Dynamique
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DThe 1955 Buick Strato Roof
The 1957 Olds 98 Holiday Coupe
The fifth-gen Olds 98 was produced from 1957 - 1958.
Question 86
In 1964, Ferrari introduced its first transaxle vehicle. What was its name?
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AThe 275
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BThe Colombo
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CThe Daytona
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DThe Rango
The 275
The Ferrari 275 is one of the most valuable Ferraris in existence. It was produced from 1964 - 1968.
Question 87
The first Corvette to have a fuel injection engine was the:
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A1959 Corvette Sting Ray
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B1954 Corvette Convertible
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C1957 Corvette C1
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D1959 Corvette Elektrique
1957 Corvette C1
Fuel injection became an option on the 1957 Corvette C1.
Question 88
Produced by Studebaker in 1955, this vehicle was known as the:
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AM16 52A
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BPresident Speedster
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CTouring
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DChampion
President Speedster
The President name was discontinued after the 1958 model year.
Question 89
Produced by one of the most successful French automakers of the 1950s, this vehicle was featured in the 1973 film, The Day Of The Jackal. What is its name?
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AThe 1955 Citroën DS
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BThe 1955 Citroën 2CV
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CThe 1950 Peugeot 403
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DThe 1952 Renault Boulogne
The 1955 Citroën DS
The Citroen DS was produced from 1955 - 1975 and sold over 1.4 million cars.
Question 90
What is the name of this pictured lesser-known track car?
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ANoble M400
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BPeugeot 3008
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CRenault Kadjar
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DNissan Ultima
Noble M400
The British-designed and South African-made Noble M400 was produced from 2004-2007. Its engine has a maximum of 485 horsepower.
Question 91
This 1966 Buick was part of the brand’s _______ line.
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ARiviera
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BSkylark
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CWildcat
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DCenturion
Wildcat
This second-gen Buick Wildcat was produced from 1965 - 1970.
Question 92
The 1967 Cosmo Sport, pictured here, was produced by which Japanese automaker?
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ALexus
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BToyota
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CMazda
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DHonda
Mazda
The Mazda Cosmo was the first Mazda to feature the now-legendary Wankel rotary engine and was produced until 1995.
Question 93
What is the make of this pictured car? Only true car enthusiasts will be able to identify it.
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ATalbot-Lago
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BFord
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CTurner Sports Cars
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DWolseley Motors
Talbot-Lago
Talbot-Lago was a French manufacturer with a reputation for cars both distinctive in styling and competitive on the race track.
Question 94
The 1967 Tipo 33 Stradale, pictured here, was produced by which automaker?
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AAlfa Romeo
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BRenault
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CLamborghini
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DFlaviense
Alfa Romeo
Only 18 of these were made between 1967 and 1969. "Stradale" is Italian for "road-going".
Question 95
Featured in the 1963 Turin Auto Show, this prototype was the first car produced by:
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ADeSoto
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BHonda
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CFerrari
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DLamborghini
Lamborghini
This prototype-only model is the Lamborghini 350GTV. Ferruccio Lamborghini was dissatisfied with many aspects of the vheicle and the car never entered production.
Question 96
The Yenko Chevrolet dealership, which produced customized cars including the Camaro pictured here, was located in:
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ANew Jersey
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BPennsylvania
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CThe Algarve
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DCalifornia
Pennsylvania
"Yenkos", as they are popularly known, were produced in Canonsburg, PA. The dealership was open from 1949 - 1982. A car like this can fetch anywhere from $150 - $350k at auction.
Question 97
President John F. Kennedy's favorite luxury car was:
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AThe Ford Thunderbird
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BThe Cadillac
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CThe Studebaker Commander Starliner
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DThe Studebaker Avanti
The Ford Thunderbird
So much so that J.F.K.'s 1961 T-Bird was featured in his 1961 inauguration parade.
Question 98
In which year did DeSoto release the first Fireflite?
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A1950
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B1954
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C1956
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D1955
1955
The DeSoto Fireflite was first produced in 1955 and ended prodcution in 1960.
Question 99
Known as the 8V, this 1952 performance vehicle was built by which Italian automaker:
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ALamborghini
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BFerrari
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CFiat
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DAlfa Romeo
Fiat
The Fiat 8V was produced from 1952 - 1954.
Question 100
Sold by the Brazilian division of General Motors, the Chevrolet Opala was first released in:
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A1963
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B1964
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C1969
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D1968
1969
The Opala was sold in South America from 1969 to 1992 and was used by Brazilian Federal Police and the military government for many years.
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Most American autos were easy. But the Europeans and others were harder.
@user3164020ive done it many times. I’ve learned to scroll to answer and wait a few seconds.
Very interesting took me back years am 75 years young
Unfortunately, the screen jumped just as I was clicking on Thunderbird questions on 2 different questions and caused a wrong choice, so I'm owed 2 correct answers, having owned the T-Birds in the past I couldn't get it wrong!!!
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19 I owned a Royal
Number 73 is incorrect. The Challenger went into production in 1970. It’s Plymouth twin, the Barracuda, is the correct car for this question.
Well at being a female I think I did pretty darn good at 55%
Fun. Learned a few things
Great 80%
Great quiz lots of hard questions ACED IT !!!
@mahutchi1953 new models come.out half year, not necessarily produced yet...the reasoning behind the 64 1/2 Mustang...65's were 1st ragtops.
Pretty good
@poolez1@poolez1No it did not.
It would be not to bad if didnt have all those adds. I missed 3 because of those adds.
too long, too many obscure foreign, question 73 is all F'ED UP...the really shytty second gen challenger NOT shown and was 78 not 70
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@poolez1 Nope, it started as a 64 1/2 for the 65 model year. "1964 1/2 vs 1965 - The Great Mustang Debate". Joshuastarling.com. 2004. Retrieved February 13, 2016.
question on year mustang came is wrong. Mustang came in late 63 as a 63 1/2 to beat the 64 new car releases
a little long