Cars & Automobiles Quiz

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What engine displacement did the first-generation Toyota Corolla use at launch?
- A. 800 cc
- B. 1,100 cc
- C. 1,600 cc
- D. 2,000 cc
Which car safety feature, first mandated in the US in 1968, has saved an estimated 370,000 lives since its introduction?
- A. Airbag
- B. Crumple zone
- C. Seatbelt
- D. Roll cage
What drivetrain layout did Mazda choose for the original MX-5 to preserve traditional lightweight roadster handling?
- A. Front-wheel drive
- B. Rear-wheel drive
- C. All-wheel drive
- D. Rear-engine all-wheel drive
How many Prius vehicles had Toyota sold worldwide by the time the model passed its three-million milestone in 2013?
- A. About 1 million
- B. About 2 million
- C. About 3 million
- D. About 5 million
Which drivetrain layout distinguished the early Honda Civic from many Japanese small cars of its era?
- A. Rear-wheel drive
- B. Four-wheel drive
- C. Front-wheel drive
- D. Mid-engine rear-wheel drive
What was the Ford Mustang's approximate launch price in 1964?
- A. $1,368
- B. $2,368
- C. $3,368
- D. $4,368
In which year was the first-generation Nissan LEAF released?
- A. 2008
- B. 2009
- C. 2010
- D. 2012
At which Ford plant was the Model T manufactured using the company's famous moving assembly line?
- A. River Rouge Plant
- B. Highland Park Plant
- C. Dearborn Truck Plant
- D. Willow Run Plant
In which month of 2000 did Toyota begin selling the Prius in Europe?
- A. January
- B. April
- C. September
- D. December
What is the name of the technology that allows a car's engine to shut down when the vehicle is stationary and restart when the driver releases the brake?
- A. Cylinder deactivation
- B. Start - stop system
- C. Idle speed control
- D. Energy recovery system
What did Nissan call the system introduced in 2011 that allowed a LEAF battery to supply electricity to a house?
- A. LEAF to Home
- B. Hybrid Synergy Drive
- C. Powerwall Link
- D. e-House Drive
Approximately how many Nissan LEAFs had been sold globally by June 2011?
- A. 1,000
- B. 5,000
- C. 10,000
- D. 100,000
What is the name of the computer system in modern vehicles that monitors engine performance and alerts drivers to faults via a dashboard warning light?
- A. ECU
- B. OBD
- C. CAN bus
- D. EMS
Where was the production Ford Mustang officially unveiled in April 1964?
- A. Chicago Auto Show
- B. Detroit Auto Show
- C. New York World's Fair
- D. Los Angeles Auto Show
How much maximum torque did Nissan list for the heritage 2012 LEAF?
- A. 120 N·m
- B. 180 N·m
- C. 220 N·m
- D. 280 N·m
On what date did sales of the original Toyota Prius begin in Japan?
- A. 14-Oct-97
- B. 1-Nov-97
- C. 10-Dec-97
- D. 1-Jan-98
Approximately how much power did the Porsche 911 Carrera RS 2.7 produce?
- A. 160 PS
- B. 180 PS
- C. 210 PS
- D. 260 PS
Under what name did the Porsche 911 first debut at the 1963 Frankfurt Motor Show?
- A. Porsche 356
- B. Porsche 901
- C. Porsche 912
- D. Porsche 904
Where were the first production Chevrolet Corvettes assembled in 1953?
- A. Detroit, Michigan
- B. Flint, Michigan
- C. St. Louis, Missouri
- D. Bowling Green, Kentucky
Which supercar manufacturer, based in Crewe, England, produces ultra - luxury models including the Continental GT and the Bentayga SUV?
- A. Rolls - Royce
- B. Aston Martin
- C. McLaren
- D. Bentley

Cars & Automobiles Quiz

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What engine displacement did the first-generation Toyota Corolla use at launch?

Which car safety feature, first mandated in the US in 1968, has saved an estimated 370,000 lives since its introduction?

What drivetrain layout did Mazda choose for the original MX-5 to preserve traditional lightweight roadster handling?

How many Prius vehicles had Toyota sold worldwide by the time the model passed its three-million milestone in 2013?

Which drivetrain layout distinguished the early Honda Civic from many Japanese small cars of its era?

What was the Ford Mustang's approximate launch price in 1964?

In which year was the first-generation Nissan LEAF released?

At which Ford plant was the Model T manufactured using the company's famous moving assembly line?

In which month of 2000 did Toyota begin selling the Prius in Europe?

What is the name of the technology that allows a car's engine to shut down when the vehicle is stationary and restart when the driver releases the brake?

What did Nissan call the system introduced in 2011 that allowed a LEAF battery to supply electricity to a house?

Approximately how many Nissan LEAFs had been sold globally by June 2011?

What is the name of the computer system in modern vehicles that monitors engine performance and alerts drivers to faults via a dashboard warning light?

Where was the production Ford Mustang officially unveiled in April 1964?

How much maximum torque did Nissan list for the heritage 2012 LEAF?

On what date did sales of the original Toyota Prius begin in Japan?

Approximately how much power did the Porsche 911 Carrera RS 2.7 produce?

Under what name did the Porsche 911 first debut at the 1963 Frankfurt Motor Show?

Where were the first production Chevrolet Corvettes assembled in 1953?

Which supercar manufacturer, based in Crewe, England, produces ultra - luxury models including the Continental GT and the Bentayga SUV?