Put The Pedal To The Metal And Get 100% On This Italian Cars Quiz!
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The nation of Italy has produced some of the finest automobiles that have ever been produced. Their level of quality is second to none. There are so many fine Italian auto manufacturers you would have to be an expert to name all of them. Take this quiz and see what you know about Italian cars!
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Question 1
A legendary roadster. That's all the introduction this car needs. Can you name it?
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AAlfa Romeo Giulia
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BAlfa Romeo GTV
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CAlfa Romeo Spider
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DAlfa Romeo 4C
Alfa Romeo Spider
The Alfa Romeo Spider proved that not only the Brits know how to make a legendary roadster. The Spider debuted in 1966 and in no time it became Alfa's best selling car.
Question 2
Lamborghini has had a number of owners in its 55-year history. Which carmaker has owned Lambo since 1998?
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AVector
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BAudi
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CBMW
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DFiat
Audi
Audi AG purchased Lamborghini for $110 million in 1998.
Question 3
This German racing driver is synonymous with Ferrari, winning five consecutive Formula One championships from 2000 - 2004.
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AAyrton Senna
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BNiki Lauda
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CMichael Schumacher
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DStirling Moss
Michael Schumacher
Michael Schumacher won a total of seven F1 driver's titles.
Question 4
This supercar defined the 1990s with its bold looks and ridiculous power. It was the first Lamborghini capable of exceeding 200 MPH.
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AReventon
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BSuperleggera
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CDiablo
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DMurcielago
Diablo
This is the first-generation Lamborghini Diablo.
Question 5
Replacing the Miura as Lamborghini's flagship model, this revolutionary supercar remained in production from 1974 - 1990.
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AVeneno
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BJalpa
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CCountach
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DEspero
Countach
This is the first-generation Countach, the LP400.
Question 6
Which carmaker acquired a 50% stake in Ferrari in 1969, expanding their holdings to 90% in 1988?
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ARenault
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BLamborghini
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CAlfa Romeo
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DFiat
Fiat
Now known as Fiat Chrysler Automobiles, FCA spun off their interest in Ferrari in 2016.
Question 7
We know that we've said Ferrari won't be included in this list, but no one said anything about Ferrari engines. This supercar is powered by the famous Enzo Ferrari V12 engine, and it costs almost $1 million. Which supercar are we talking about?
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APininfarina Battista
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BPagani Huayra
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CMaserati MC12
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DPagani Zonda
Maserati MC12
The Maserati MC12 makes you forget about everything else in the world. It's powered by a V12 engine that delivers 623 horsepower and 581 lb-ft of torque. It can reach 60 mph in only 3.8 seconds, and it's a true wonder.
Question 8
This grand tourer was produced from 1968 to 1973 and placed first in the inaugural Cannonball Run.
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A365 GTB/4 Daytona
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B365 Berlinetta Boxer
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CF68
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D400 Superamerica
365 GTB/4 Daytona
The official name of the vehicle is the 365 GTB/4, but it is often referred to as the Daytona.
Question 9
This prominent Italian coachbuilder has been associated with Ferrari since the 1950s, building many of its most iconic models. Shown here a 1957 model bearing its name.
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APagani
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BAscari
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CNavindra
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DPininfarina
Pininfarina
The coachbuilder is Pininfarina, and shown here is the 250 GT Cabriolet Pininfarina Series II.
Question 10
This V12-powered grand tourer produces an outlandish 730 horsepower yet somehow manages 15 miles per gallon - not that fuel cost would matter to owners.
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A456 M
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B730
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CF50
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DF12 Berlinetta
F12 Berlinetta
Only Ferrari could pull 730 hp from a naturally aspirated engine. This is the F12 Berlinetta.
Question 11
Powered by a 250 horsepower V12, this iconic old-school Ferrari was at home on both the track and road.
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A250 GT California Spyder
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B250 GTO
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C365 Marinetta
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D400 Superamerica
250 GT California Spyder
This is the 250 GT California Spyder, designed for export to North America.
Question 12
Only 39 of these exclusive Ferraris were manufactured between 1962 and 1964. Possibly the most sought-after car of all time, one example changed hands for $52 million in a sale in 2013.
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A250 GTO
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BEnzo Ferrari
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C300 Superamerica
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D458 Italia
250 GTO
This "Gran Turismo Omologato" is the 250 GTO.
Question 13
Another Ferrari supercar, this late '80s beast was built to celebrate Ferrari's 40th anniversary.
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AF50
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B400 Superamerica
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CF40
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D400 GT
F40
This anniversary present is the Ferrari F40.
Question 14
This V12-powered model has been Lamborghini's flagship since 2011 and carries a base price of nearly $400,000.
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AAventador
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BCentenario
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CVeneno
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DImpresante
Aventador
This is the "base model" Aventador, the LP 700-4.
Question 15
Some people consider this car a muscle car, others believe it be American because of its Ford V8 engine, and for some it's just pure Italian. Designed by Tom Tjaarda, this beauty shocked everyone the moment it was introduced. What's its name?
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AIso Grifo
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BDe Tomaso Pantera
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CLa Forza
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DScaglietti Corvette
De Tomaso Pantera
The De Tomaso Pantera is undoubtedly one of the most iconic Italian cars ever made. It featured a 5.8 liter V8 Ford engine which gave it all the power it needed. The car was even sold at Lincoln-Mercury dealerships, and it cannot be denied its wild American DNA.
Question 16
Another recent limited edition, this model was produced to honor the company founder's 100th birthday. 40 examples were produced in 2016, all making a ludicrous 759 horsepower.
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AEgoiste
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BSesto Elemento
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CCentenario
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DEspero
Centenario
Possibly the most sensibly named Lamborghini, this is the Centenario.
Question 17
The successor to the F40, this mid-90s supercar boasted a V12 engine developed from Ferrari's Formula One powerplant.
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AF50
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BSuperleggera
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CFXX
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DEnzo Ferrari
F50
Just like Ferrari itself, this car seems to get better with age. This is the F50.
Question 18
The oldest undisputed Ferrari, this model produced from 1948 - 1953 is arguably what put the carmaker on the map.
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ABarino
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B260 S
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C212 Export
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D166 MM Barchetta
166 MM Barchetta
Shown here is the competition version of the 166 S, the 166 MM, nicknamed "Barchetta".
Question 19
What is the name of Ferrari's racing division?
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AScuderia Ferrari
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BSuperleggera
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CGran Torino Omologato
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DRosso Corsa
Scuderia Ferrari
Scuderia means "stable" in Italian, and the division is called "Scuderia Ferrari".
Question 20
The V10-powered predecessor of the Huracan, this car is Lamborghini's all-time best seller. Over 14,000 were sold between 2003 - 2013.
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AEspero
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BGallardo
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CLM002
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DVeneno
Gallardo
Shown here is the Lamborghini Gallardo Coupe.
Question 21
Possibly the first modern supercar, this 1966 model put Lamborghini on the map and was the fastest production car of its day.
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ALM002
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BMiura
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CCountach
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DMurcielago
Miura
Shown here is the Miura, which was capable of reaching 171 mph.
Question 22
This "Rambo Lambo" is the only Lamborghini SUV to enter production as of 2017.
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AAmericano
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BLM002
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CEspero
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DImpresante
LM002
The LM002 was built between 1986 - 1993.
Question 23
This car was in production from 1957 until 1975. After a short pause, it came back in 2007, and it's still selling like hotcakes - at least in Italy. It's undoubtedly one of Italy's most iconic and recognizable cars. It won many awards, including World's Most Beautiful Automobile. What's its name?
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ALancia Fulvia Coupe
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BAlfa Romeo GTV6 3.0
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CFiat Abarth 500
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DFiat 500
Fiat 500
Also known as Italy's Beetle, the 500 it's a legendary car. It has won more than 40 major car awards, and its return in 2007 was highly acclaimed. Today it's manufactured in Tychy, Poland, and Toluca, Mexico.
Question 24
This iconic V12 car had big shoes to fill as the flagship and follow-up to the Diablo. Produced from 2001 - 2010, it's safe to say it succeeded.
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AVeneno
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BSuperleggera
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CEspero
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DMurcielago
Murcielago
This is the first-generation Lamborghini Murcielago.
Question 25
Since we're done with the basics, let us introduce you to a six-time World Rally Champion Italian sports car. Launched in the '80s, this legend offered 4-wheel-drive and inspired countless generations of hot hatches. Which car are we talking about?
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AFiat 1100/103 TV
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BLancia Delta Integrale
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CAlfa Romeo Giulietta TI
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DFiat 124 Abarth
Lancia Delta Integrale
While the Audi Quattro is remembered everywhere, the iconic Lancia Delta Integrale tends to be forgotten quite often. The Delta Integrale won six World Rally Championships, and featured a 2.0 liter turbocharged engine that delivered 212 horsepower. Nevertheless, the main idea of this car wasn't about the specs, but about the handling.
Question 26
While most Ferrari cars found their fame in racing, this one is most known for its appearance in the cult classic film Ferris Bueller's Day Off. What priceless Ferrari did Ferris and his friends take their trip to Chicago in?
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AFerrari 288 GTO
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BFerrari 365 GTC/4 Daytona
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CFerrari 250 GT California Spyder SWB
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DFerrari 250 GT/E
Ferrari 250 GT California Spyder SWB
The 250 GT California Spyder has never been a completely unknown car, but <i>Ferris Bueller's Day Off</i> really reignited the collectors' interest in it. Fun fact: it was a fiberglass replica and not an actual 250 that was used in the movie. An actual California Spyder, on the other hand, sold for over $18.5 million in 2016.
Question 27
Almost all legendary Ferrari cars were powered either by a V-12 or a flat 12. After all, there's nothing more iconic than a massive engine in a car that you can barely handle because of the high speed. But, that wasn't always the case. Which of these cars had a V-6?
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AFerrari 308 GTB
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BFerrari 206 GT
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CFerrari 348 TB
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DFerrari 365 GTB4 โDaytonaโ
Ferrari 206 GT
The 206 GT also known as Dino, together with the 246 GT, is one of the most famous Ferrari cars powered by a V-6 engine. It was produced in 1968, at a time where Ferrari was at the peak of their success, after winning both Formula 1 and 24 Hours of Le Mans. Named after Enzo's son, the Dino was discontinued in 1974.
Question 28
Ferrari was founded in 1939 in which northern Italian city?
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AMilan
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BBaruchetta
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CModena
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DScaglietta
Modena
Ferrari was founded in Modena in 1939.
Question 29
This limited edition V10 supercar sold for up to $4.5 million during its limited 2011 run.
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ASilhouette
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BIslero
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CSesto Elemento
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DJalpa
Sesto Elemento
Shown here is the carbon-fiber-bedazzled Sesto Elemento.
Question 30
The name of this gorgeous sports car pays homage to a legendary car from the '30s. Introduced in 1969 at the Turin Motor Show, the beauty was called Duetto because of its two seats. Today, it's an appreciated classic. Do you know its name?
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AFiat 124 Spider
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BMaserati GranCabrio
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CAlfa 8C Spider
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DAlfa Romeo 1750 Spider Veloce
Alfa Romeo 1750 Spider Veloce
The 1750 Spider Veloce, or also called the Duetto, was designed by the great Pininfarina. It featured a 1.6 liter engine and a top speed of 110 mph. Considering the car's five-speed gearbox, and all-wheel disc brakes you can easily tell it was ahead of its time.
Question 31
The post-war period was full of challenges for Alfa Romeo, just for like any other car company. However, this F1 car brought back the glory to Alfa. Can you name it?
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AAlfa Romeo 40-60 HP
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BAlfa Romeo 24 HP
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CAlfa Romeo RM
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DAlfa Romeo Alfetta 158
Alfa Romeo Alfetta 158
The Alfa Romeo Alfetta 158 is the one car all motorsport enthusiasts love. It's one of the most successful racing cars ever produced, it took 47 wins in the Grand Prix Championship.
Question 32
The Alfa Romeo 6C 1750 is the predecessor to the Mille Miglia, the motor sport legend. Do you know what the "6C" stands for?
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AThe 6-speed transmission
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BIts 6-liter engine
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CIts straight-six engine
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DThe 6-second 0-60 time
Its straight-six engine
The Alfa Romeo 6C 1750 was produced from 1929 until 1954, it featured a 1.5 liter straight-six engine, hence its name.
Question 33
This supercar based on the Aventador was produced in limited numbers in 2013 and 2014. It was the world's most expensive production car at that time, selling for $4,500,000 each.
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AEgoiste
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BVeneno
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CSuperleggera
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DSesto Elemento
Veneno
If you see this car on the street, take a picture. This is the Veneno, of which just 14 were made.
Question 34
Ferrari's first attempt at a more reasonably-priced sports car, this 1968 creation featured the company's smallest engine yet, a V6.
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AMondial
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BDino 308 GT4
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CTestarossa
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DDino 206 GT
Dino 206 GT
Manufactured under its own marque until 1974, this is the Dino 206 GT.
Question 35
The third car produced by Ferrari with this name, this V8 grand tourer has been in production since 2008, making it one of Ferrari's longest-running and most popular models.
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ADaytona
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BScaglietti
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CCalifornia
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DPininfarina
California
Shown here is the first generation Ferrari California.
Question 36
This car, also known as Mephistopheles, was created by a British designer who combined an Italian racing car, with the engine of an airplane. Which Italian car did he use?
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AFiat Punto
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BFiat SB4
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CDelage DS V12
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DIsotta Fraschini T8
Fiat SB4
When the British designer fitted a 21.7 liter airplane engine in a Fiat SB4 everyone thought he was crazy. Nevertheless, he managed to set a world speed record of 146 mph. And all this happened in 1924!
Question 37
At first glance, this four seat model looks almost like a station wagon. Produced from 1968 - 1978, it was actually the company's best selling model until the mid-1980s.
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AEspada
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BProspero
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CSilhouette
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DJalpa
Espada
This is the Series III Espada, produced in 1972.
Question 38
Which of the following Lamborghinis has never held the record for fastest production vehicle?
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AMiura
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BMurcielago
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CCountach LP400
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DCountach LP500 S
Murcielago
Despite a top speed of 214 mph, the Murcielago couldn't match the McLaren F1.
Question 39
One of the best-selling Ferraris of all time, over 16,000 of this series were produced from 1999 - 2005.
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A408
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B360
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CMondial
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DCalifornia
360
With "so many" produced, maybe you can get your hands on one some day. Shown here is a Ferrari 360.
Question 40
There are only 18 units of this car in the entire world. Built from 1967 to 1969, the sports car is valued at around $10 million. What's its name?
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AAlfa Romeo 33 Stradale
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BLancia Stratos
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CMaserati Ghibli Spyder
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DAlfa Romeo 8C 2900 Touring Spider
Alfa Romeo 33 Stradale
The Stradale is perhaps Alfa's most valuable car. The beauty featured a powerful 2.0-liter V8 engine in the middle that delivered 280 horsepower. However, the true power of this car is in the way it looks.
Question 41
This supercar was the most expensive Lamborghini ever sold at the time of its 2007 debut. Only 21 of these $1.5 million luxury cars were produced.
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ASilhouette
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BMurcielago
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CReventon
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DEspada
Reventon
Capable of reaching 221 mph, this is the Reventon, among the fastest Lamborghinis ever built.
Question 42
This famous Italian racing car was driven by Juan Manuel Fangio and Sir Stirling Moss during the Formula 1 Championship between 1954 and 1957. Do you know which one are we talking about?
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AAlfa Romeo Giulia Sprint
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BFiat SB4
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CMaserati 250F
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DLancia Stratos
Maserati 250F
It's hard to find an iconic Italian car that isn't Ferrari or Lamborghini and is as legendary as the Maserati 250F. Sir Stirling Moss won both Monaco and Italian Grand Prix in this car. Astonishing!
Question 43
Named after a South American god of wind, this crazy Italian supercar is powered by a Mercedes-AMG engine. It costs almost $2 million and it's every teenager's dream. Can you guess its name?
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APagani Huayra
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BPagani Zonda
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CAlfa Romeo Giulia GTA
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DFiat Dino Spider
Pagani Huayra
The power ratio of the Huayra is considered to be even better than Bugatti Veyron's. Its Mercedes-AMG engine produces over 700 horsepower, making the car reach 60 mph from a standstill in only 3.2 seconds.
Question 44
This vintage grand tourer was the first production vehicle ever sold by Lamborghini. It began sale in 1964, with just 120 built.
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AJarama
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BIslero
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C350 GT
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D400 GT
350 GT
The 350 GT was sold through 1966.
Question 45
Everyone mentions how beautiful Italian cars are, but they forget that some of them are considered quite ugly. This car specifically, is considered one of the ugliest cars ever made. What is it called?
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ALancia Ypsilon
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BFiat 600 Multipla
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CFiat Multipla
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DFiat 500
Fiat Multipla
Every word in the vocabulary that's used to describe something ugly has been fitted to the Fiat Multipla. Although many owners say it's quite practical, especially for big families, some people cannot forgive Italians for committing this so-called "atrocity".
Question 46
This "practical" and "affordable" 1980s Lamborghini served alongside the more extreme Countach.
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AJalpa
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BIslero
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CSilhouette
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DJarama
Jalpa
The V8-powered Jalpa was produced until 1988.
Question 47
Bugatti is a French company and everyone knows that. So there's no reason why it should be included in this quiz. However, one of their cars was made under Romano Artioli's management. He built this Bugatti alongside another Italian designer in Modena, Italy. Which Bugatti model is that?
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ABugatti Chiron
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BBugatti Veyron
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CBugatti EB110
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DBugatti Divo
Bugatti EB110
Although it's considered French, this Bugatti was built in Modena by Italian designers and engineers. So, it has Italian DNA as much as French, if not more. Built in 1991, it's considered to be the grandfather of the Chiron.
Question 48
Built in 1931, this car is a true classic. It featured a 9-cylinder engine, with twin overhead camshafts and a power output of 155 horsepower. Do you know which classic are we talking about?
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AAlfa Romeo 6C 1500 Zagato
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B208 Corsa Spider
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CAlfa Romeo 8C 2300 Mille Miglia
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DAurelia B24S Spider America
Alfa Romeo 8C 2300 Mille Miglia
The Alfa Romeo 8C 2300 Mille Miglia today belongs only in Alfa Romeo museums, as one of their favorite masterpieces. This car was truly ahead of its name, and it cannot be forgotten.
Question 49
Ferrari S.p.A. was founded in 1947, following Enzo's falling out with Alfa Romeo. What was the first vehicle to bear the Ferrari badge called?
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AFerrari 250 GTO
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BFerrari 159S
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CFerrari 125S
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DFerrari Daytona
Ferrari 125S
Even though only two examples of 125S were built, they left an unforgettable mark on automotive history. The small, open-top sports car also established Ferrari's taste for V12 engines. The 125S was powered by a 1.5-liter unit that put out 118 horsepower.
Question 50
Using a mid-mounted flat-12 engine, the first one ever produced by Ferrari, this grand tourer replaced the venerable Daytona in 1973.
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A365 GT4 BB
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BMaranello
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C308 GTS
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DCalifornia
365 GT4 BB
This is the first of the "Berlinetta Boxers", the 365 GT4 BB.
Question 51
Ferrari is the most successful Formula One manufacturer of all time. As of the 2016 season, how many constructor championships have its drivers won?
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A8
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B16
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C12
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D21
16
Ferrari has won 16 constructors' championships.
Question 52
The Battista has got to be the craziest Italian supercar ever built. In fact, its designers claim it's the most powerful road car ever produced in Italy. It has over 1900 horsepower and it's purely electric. Which manufacturer made this car?
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APagani
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BPininfarina Automobili
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CFiat Chrysler Automobiles
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DAlfa Romeo
Pininfarina Automobili
The Pininfarina Batista has been the first car to ever come out of the Pininfarina Automobili company. The powertrain of this car is borrowed from the Croatian electric supercar Rimac C_Two. It's everything one could wish for.
Question 53
The 340 America launched a whole series of high-end Ferrari grand tourers. The series culminated in 1964 with the 500 Superfast. And as the name suggests, it was, in fact, super fast. How fast could it go exactly?
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A150 mph
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B174 mph
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C169 mph
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D199 mph
174 mph
Ferrari weren't joking when they named this car. The 174 mph top speed is impressive today - let alone in 1964. But what else could you expect from a car that was powered by a 5.0-liter, 400-horsepower V12?
Question 54
This classic Ferrari grand tourer is known to the wider public because of two things: a questionably legal rally race across a continent and a hit TV show. Which Ferrari icon are we talking about?
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AFerrari 308 GT4
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BFerrari Mondial 8
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CFerrari 365 GTB/4
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DFerrari 275 GTB/4
Ferrari 365 GTB/4
Forget all the numbers and letters in the name. To most people, this gorgeous coupe is simply known as the Daytona. Designed by Ferrari's long-term collaborator Pininfarina, it was a big departure from Maranello's older, rounder designs. However, some things remained the same - such as the glorious 4.4l Colombo V12 engine with 347 horsepower.
Question 55
In what Italian metro area are Lamborghini's headquarters?
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ANaples
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BMilan
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CBologna
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DRome
Bologna
Lamborghini's headquarters are in Sant'Agata Bolognese in the city of Bologna.
Question 56
Ferrari and America have always had a special relationship. In 1950, Ferrari released a car that was exclusive to the U.S. market. Can you name it?
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AFerrari 340 America
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BFerrari 410 Superfast
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CFerrari 360 Modena
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DFerrari 250 California Spyder
Ferrari 340 America
Ferrari didn't get too creative with the name. The 340 America grand tourer was based on the 340 Formula 1 racer and was powered by the same 4.1-liter V12 engine that pushed out 220 horsepower.
Question 57
This classic Ferrari model is not only considered to be the best sports car ever, it's also the last Ferrari that Enzo himself approved before his death. Which model are we talking about?
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AFerrari F50
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BEnzo Ferrari
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CFerrari F40
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DFerrari F12
Ferrari F40
The F40 was built to celebrate the 40th anniversary of Ferrari, from 1987 to 1992. It was engineered by Nicola Materazzi and styled by the legendary Pininfarina. A successor to the 288 GTO, the F40 was the fastest, most powerful and expensive Ferrari of that time.
Question 58
This car was styled by Pininfarina and it's considered to be the most beautiful Maserati ever made. It's extremely rare because only four were built. Do you know its name?
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AMaserati A6GCS/53 Berlinetta
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BMaserati 3500 GTI Spyder
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CMaserati Mistral 4000
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DMaserati Indy Europa 4200
Maserati A6GCS/53 Berlinetta
The A6GCS chassis was derived from the A6 sports car. This Maserati was powered by a short-stroke, double ignition, inline-6 that was one of the last engines designed by the Maserati brothers.
Question 59
Lamborghini is well known for its production cars, but it also produces engines for which of the following?
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AFighter jets
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BPassenger trains
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CRacing boats
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DCommercial tractors
Racing boats
Motori Marini Lamborghini produces marine engines used in racing.
Question 60
This classic Ferrari also got famous for its shape. To this day, it divides Ferrari enthusiasts. Some love it and others hate it. What was the nickname of this oddball?
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AThe Balloon
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BThe Bubble
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CThe Egg
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DThe Round Thing
The Egg
Designed by Carrozzeria Fontana, the Ferrari 166 MM/212 was quite unlike its stablemates. Nicknamed <i>Uovo</i> or "The Egg", it became known not only thanks to its unusual shape but also because of its advanced technology. The Egg is a one-of-a-kind car, and still survives to this day.
Question 61
Let's continue with some more history. In 1888 the Welleyes motor car company was founded by Giovanni Battista Ceirano. After struggling with finances, he sold his plant, design, and patents to a very famous businessman Giovanni Agnelli, that ended up creating one of the most famous Italian companies. Which car company are we talking about?
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AMaserati
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BAlfa Romeo
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CDe Tomaso
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DFIAT
FIAT
It's interesting to think that Fabbrica Italiana Automobili Torino (FIAT) would've never existed if it weren't for Welleyes motor car, a manufacturer that no one ever talks about. The first Welleyes / F.I.A.T 4 HP car had a 679 cc engine and was capable of 22 mph.
Question 62
Introduced in 1963 and sold until 1977, this Alfa was one of the most compact and stylish cars of the time. Can you guess its name?
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AAlfa Romeo GTV6
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BAlfa Romeo 8C
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CAlfa Romeo SZ
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DAlfa Romeo 1750 GT
Alfa Romeo 1750 GT
The Alfa Romeo 1750 GT was designed by Bertone, featured a twin-cam engine, and an improved performance. Today, it's considered a precious classic.
Question 63
Now let's fast-forward to some of Ferrari's newer and more exciting models. The one we have in mind is Ferrari's first hybrid car, which delivered 789 horsepower. It's considered to be one of 21st century's most valuable cars ever sold at an auction. What model is that?
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AF8 Tributo
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BFerrari XX
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CFerrari F60
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DLaFerrari
LaFerrari
Carbon, two-seats, 6.3 liter V12 engine, a battery pack and an electric motor. That's what Ferrari needed to manufacture the LaFerrari. It's one of their most striking models-almost looking like a spaceship, and according to some sources, it drives better than any other car in the world.
Question 64
Owning a Ferrari must be one of the best feelings in the world. However, over the course of history, there's one individual whose collection was admired even by Enzo Ferrari himself. His collection featured over 300 Ferraris, and even a two mile private racetrack. Which collector are we talking about?
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AGordon Ramsay
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BRalph Lauren
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CPierre Bardinon
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DDavid Lee
Pierre Bardinon
Born in 1936, Pierre Bardinon was an heir of the Chapal family of France. After inheriting the leather and fur business from his family, he started collecting Ferraris. In fact, his collection was considered to be a museum, and one of the most important collections in the whole world. Unfortunately, the story ends sadly, due to most of the cars being sold in order to pay taxes to the French government.
Question 65
It might come as a surprise, but the "Alfa" in Alfa Romeo is actually an acronym. What does it stand for?
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AAutomobili Leggero Fabricca Automobili
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BThe First Letter Of the Greek Alphabet
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CAnonima Lombarda Fabbrica Automobili
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DThe Anonymous Group of Car Investors
Anonima Lombarda Fabbrica Automobili
The word "Alfa" stands for Anonima Lombarda Fabbrica Automobili. The word "Anonima" specifically means "anonymous" which represented the legal form of the company at that time, as it was founded by anonymous investors.
Question 66
Speaking of the Ferrari badge: it's one of the most iconic car brand logos in the world. But how did Enzo come up with it?
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AHe was an avid horse rider
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BIt was inspired by a WWI fighter pilot
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CIt was his family's coat of arms
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DHi saw it in a dream
It was inspired by a WWI fighter pilot
The prancing horse - or <i>cavallino rampante</i> in Italian - was inspired by the famed Italian WWI fighter pilot Francesco Baracca, who used to paint a similar prancing stallion on the side of his plane. The yellow background, on the other hand, is the official color of Modena.
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