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  1. 51.

    What car manufacturer gave away their patent for the seat-belt in the interest of saving lives?

    • AFerrari
    • BRenault
    • CFord
    • DVolvo
    Answer: Volvo
  2. 52.

    The LS3 engine is how many cubic inches?

    • A364
    • B427
    • C346
    • D376
    Answer: 376
  3. 53.

    Which car is the first mass-produced hybrid vehicle?

    • APeugeot 308 R HYbrid
    • BHonda Fit
    • CToyota Prius
    • DChevrolet Volt
    Answer: Toyota Prius
  4. 54.

    What are the cylinder-like parts that pump up and down within the engine?

    • AABS
    • BLeaf Springs
    • CPistons
    • DRadiators
    Answer: Pistons
  5. 55.

    Which country has the international vehicle registration letter 'A'?

    • AArmenia
    • BAustralia
    • CAfghanistan
    • DAustria
    Answer: Austria
  6. 56.

    What part of an automobile engine uses lobes to open and close intake and exhaust valves, and allows an air/fuel mixture into the engine?

    • ACamshaft
    • BPiston
    • CDrive shaft
    • DCrankshaft
    Answer: Camshaft
  7. 57.

    Which car tire manufacturer is famous for its "P Zero" line?

    • AMichelin
    • BPirelli
    • CBridgestone
    • DGoodyear
    Answer: Pirelli
  8. 58.

    What animal is pictured on the logo of the automobile manufacturer Porsche?

    • ALion
    • BHorse
    • CBull
    • DCheetah
    Answer: Horse
  9. 59.

    Which of the following is NOT a Russian car manufacturer?

    • ABYD
    • BSilant
    • CDragon
    • DGAZ
    Answer: BYD
  10. 60.

    The difference between the lengths of a Boeing 777-300ER and an Airbus A350-1000 is closest to:

    • A0.1m
    • B100m
    • C1m
    • D10m
    Answer: 0.1m
  11. 61.

    Which of the following countries has officially banned the civilian use of dash cams in cars?

    • AUnited States
    • BSouth Korea
    • CAustria
    • DCzechia
    Answer: Austria
  12. 62.

    What was the first vehicle that came with air conditioning as a factory standard?

    • APackard
    • BFord
    • CHudson
    • DTucker
    Answer: Packard
  13. 63.

    What model was the sports car gifted to Yuri Gagarin by the French government in 1965?

    • AAC Cobra
    • BPorsche 911
    • CMatra Djet
    • DAlpine A110
    Answer: Matra Djet
  14. 64.

    What was the name of the first front-wheel-drive car produced by Datsun (now Nissan)?

    • ACherry
    • BBluebird
    • CSkyline
    • DSunny
    Answer: Cherry
  15. 65.

    What year did the Chevrolet LUV mini truck make its debut?

    • A1973
    • B1982
    • C1975
    • D1972
    Answer: 1972
  16. 66.

    Which of the following car manufacturers had a war named after it?

    • AHonda
    • BVolkswagen
    • CToyota
    • DFord
    Answer: Toyota
  17. 67.

    During World War 2, with tank was the most fear by the allies?

    • APanzerKampfwagen VI Tiger
    • BPanzerKampfwagen V Panther
    • CMarder III
    • DMks Matilda II
    Answer: PanzerKampfwagen V Panther

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