Cars

Junior

The 1953 Corvette was available in only one color. What color was it?

White

What are typically put on a car’s tires so that it will drive better in the snow and ice?

Chains

What is the name of the car that Batman drives?

Batmobile

What is the name of the car that the Dukes drive in “The Dukes of Hazzard”?

General Lee

What is the name of the main character in the 2006 animated film “Cars”?

Lightning McQueen

What is the name of the van that the “Scooby Doo” gang solves mysteries in?

Mystery Machine

What was Ford’s response to the Chevy Corvette?

Mustang

Which of these cars did James Bond drive in “Goldfinger”?

Aston Martin D85

Which of these is a truck?

Ford F-150

Which of these is an SUV?

Chevrolet Tahoe

Who created the first notable pickup truck?

Ford

Alfa Romeo's logo comprises two parts -- what is in the left part?

The Flag of Milan

Which Italian car marque was bought by Fiat in 1986?

Alfa Romeo

What color was James Bond's 1960's Aston Martin?

Grey

What does the name "Volvo" mean in Latin?

I roll

What does the abbreviation BMW stand for?

Bayerische Motoren Werke

Which invention turns exhaust gas into water and carbon dioxide?

Catalyzer

What was the name of the first Volvo car to leave the Gothenburg factory in 1927?

Jakob

Which town is associated with General Motors, Ford and Daimler Chrysler?

Detroit

What can be seen inside the circle of the Opel logo?

Lightning

What was the Ford Motor Company founder's first name?

Henry

What country does the marque Audi come from?

Germany

Senior

AMC is an auto company formed by the merger of two auto companies. One was Nash. What was the other?

Hudson

How many doors can be found on a coupe?

Two

How many doors can be found on a sedan?

4

In 1954, two of the oldest auto manufacturers in the United States formed to make what company?

AMC

In 1969, what car did Ford release in order to compete with Volkswagen?

Maverick

In the first season of "Eastbound and Down," what type of cars does Ashley Schaeffer sell?

BMW

In what state was the first drive-in movie theater built?

New Jersey

The components which hold rims onto car tires are called what?

Lug nuts

The first three-color traffic light was installed in what city?

Detroit

What 1963 car was characterized by its split-window?

Sting Ray

What part of a car are headers a part of?

Exhaust

What type of car did race car driver John Force drive?

Drag

What type of car is used as a time machine in 1985’s “Back to the Future”?

DeLorean

What type of car will drive the best in snow?

4-wheel drive

What was the nickname of the car that “Starsky & Hutch” drove around in during the television series?

Striped Tomato

Which of these cars is a minivan?

Kia Sedona

Who created the first mini van?

Chrysler

Who manufactured the "Diplomat", a car which was used as a police car in many early 1980s television shows?

Dodge

Which of these car companies hails from Australia?

Holden

Which of these car companies was NOT based in Detroit?

Checkers

In what decade did Saab start manufacturing its cars?

The 40's

The components which hold rims onto car bearings are called what?

Lug nuts

Which of these muscle cars was NOT manufactured by Dodge?

Dodge Mustang

What type of headlights are absurdly bright?

Halo

What car company bought AMC in 1979?

Renault

What type of car did Burt Reynolds character drive in the 1977 film "Smokey and the Bandit"?

Pontiac Trans Am

What was the first Japanese company to build a factory in the United States?

Honda

Which of these car manufacturers is not a Japanese company?

Rootes

A distributor cap is used for what purpose?

Sparks

What is the name of the Toyota luxury marque which includes the ES250?

Lexus

What is the name of the cute little vehicle driven by Mr. Bean?

Morris Mini

Who was the man who founded the world's most famous sports car company?

Enzo Ferrari

Expert

American Hip Hop singers call them "Rims". They need to be BIG. What are they? 

Wheels

David Hasselhoff drives a car of this brand in 1982 TV-series Knight Rider...

Pontiac

Here we see a car in Los Angeles, but which brand of car is it? 

Ford

How does Volvo abbreviate its four-wheel drive system? 

AWD

How many doors does a Volvo 745 have? 

5

In what city was the first drive-in gas station established?

Pittsburgh

In what city was the first drive-in restaurant opened?

Dallas

In which country did the Adler company manufacture cars between 1900 and 1940?

Germany

Inspector Lynley drives this car in the books by Elisabeth George...

Bristol

Motoring journalists from a number of countries nominate the Car of The Year. Which car won in 2005?

Toyota Prius

Porsche was founded in 1931 and got its name from the founder. What was his first name? 

Ferdinand

The 1963 Stingray is actually the same as what car? 

Chevrolet Corvette

The Chevrolet Corvair was last manufactured in what year?

1969

The last four-door Ford Thunderbird was made in what year?

1971

The Rambler American was released in what year?

1958

What country does the car brand DAF originate from?

The Netherlands

What do Wayne and Garth call their car in the film "Wayne's World"?

The Mirth Mobile

What do you usually put in the radiator in the winter to stop the water from freezing? 

Glycol

What is the horsepower of the 2000 Ford Mustang SVT Cobra R

385 bhp

What is the horsepower of the Aston Martin V12 Vanquish?

565 bhp

What is the horsepower of the Lamborghini Diablo GT?

580 bhp

What type of car do the main characters drive in the 1991 film "Thelma & Louise"?

Ford Thunderbird

What type of car do the main characters use in the 1984 classic "Ghostbusters"?

Cadillac Ecto-1

What type of car is driven around in "Ferris Bueller's Day Off"?

Ferrari 250 GT

What was SAAB's first car? 

Saab 92

What was the first car to be advertised as a convertible?

Thomas Flyer

What was the first car to have its antenna put in its windshield?

1969 Pontiac Grand Prix

What was the first model of car fitted with a replaceable cartdridge oil filter?

1924 Chrysler

What was the first model of car fitted with an alternator?

1960 Plymouth Valiant

What was the first official car at the White House?

White Steamer

What was the first US city to use parking meters? 

Oklahoma City

When was the famous Model T first produced?

1913

Where did the American company Chrysler beging making cars?

Detroit

Which automobile manufacturer launched the "Dyane" in 1968?

Citroën

Which British car company had a model named "Minor"?

Morris

Which car company produced the "Bluebird"?

Nissan

Which car marque was founded by Sir William Lyons? 

Jaguar

Which country does the make, Maybach, hail from?

Germany

Which Japanese company produced the "Miata"?

Mazda

Which of these ISN'T a Ford model? 

Avensis

Which Volvo model was the first to introduce the three point seat belt?

Volvo Amazon

Who manufactured the 327 V8 engine which was popular in the 1950s and 1960s?

American Motors

Who was the presenter of the popular TV car program "Top Gear"?

Jeremy Clarkson

What type of car do the "Blues Brothers" drive around in during the 1980 film "The Blues Brothers"?

Dodge Monaco

What is the name of the sentient Volkswagen Beetle in the films with the same name?

Herbie

Formula 1 driver Michael Schumacher was known for driving this brand...

Ferrari

In which year did Jaguar begin to produce cars?

1932

What was the name of the East German "people's car" equipped with a plastic body?

Trabant

What is the name of the main character of the animated film, Cars, from 2006?

Lightning McQueen

How much horsepower did the Model T Ford have?

20