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Below you will find 195 car trivia questions and answers, you can use to test yourself or others on the subject. These questions are pretty challenging, so only the truest car fanatics will likely know these answers. The topics of these trivia questions include the history of cars, fun facts, logos, name meanings, and much more! Read on to see the trivia categories, and the wide variety of questions included. These questions were written for the true car enthusiast in mind. The automobile industry is full of incredibly interesting facts. Car trivia is a perfect pastime for auto lovers. If you are a car lover, or just enjoy trivia, you will certainly enjoy these 195 car trivia questions and answers. Use them to play with your friends, test yourself, or to learn new facts about cars. You may surprised at how much you did not know! 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Abarth Aston Martin Alfa Romeo Zenvo Page 2 of 195 What was Acura's first SUV? The NSX The MDX The RLX The ILX Page 3 of 195 What is the in-house performance tuning division of BMW called? M AMG TRD DBX Page 4 of 195 What is widely regarded as the first ever automobile, created in 1886? The 9-7X The Model TT The Model T The Benz Patent Motorwagon Page 5 of 195 What does the acronym "Alfa" stand for in Alfa Romeo? Avanzati Lombarda Fabbrica Automobili Anonima Lombarda Fabbrica Automobili Automobili Lombarda Fabbrica Avanzati Automobili Lombarda Fabbrica Anonima Page 6 of 195 What was the first car Lamborghini ever produced? The Countach The Miura The 350 GTV The Jalpa Page 7 of 195 Which car company's logo is a blue oval with the name written cursively in the middle? Ford Chevy BMW Subaru Page 8 of 195 What were Cadillacs first vehicles? The Suburban and the Tonneau The Suburban and the Runabout The Runabout and the Tonneau The Tonneau and the Fleetwood Page 9 of 195 Which German State's flag does BMW's logo colors incorporate? Anhalt Bavaria Saxony Georgia Page 10 of 195 What type of racing is considered to the be the oldest form of racing, and usually takes place between two cars on an eighth or a quarter mile stretch of road? Drag Racing Rallying Production Car Racing Stock Car Racing Page 11 of 195 Who was the Croatian racer of Italian decent, raised in America, that competed in IndyCar, Formula 1, and stock car racing, with twelve wins and a 1978 Formula 1 championship? A.J. Foyt Juan Manuel Fangio Jim Clark Mario Andretti Page 12 of 195 What is the largest U.S. based automaker? Fiat Chrysler Automobiles General Motors Ford Motor Company Tesla Page 13 of 195 Which Formula 1 race happens at the last weekend of May, in small city streets, in a microstate on the French Riviera? The Daytona 500 24 Hours of Le Mans The Monaco Grand Prix The Bathurst 1000 Page 14 of 195 Which American car brands logo is a "tri-shield" with Scottish origins? Chevy Ford Cadillac Buick Page 15 of 195 What does the parts, service, and customer care division "Mopar" stand for? Moving Parts Motor Parts Moving Paradox Motor Paradox Page 16 of 195 Which company became the first Japanese automaker to be a net exporter from the United States? Mazda Toyota Honda Nissan Page 17 of 195 Which Aston Martin was James Bond's car in the Goldfinger? The DB MKIII The DB5 The Lagonda The DB6 Page 18 of 195 Chevrolet is an American automobile division of which American manufacturer? Chrysler Ford General Motors Buick Page 19 of 195 Which vehicle has a 7.3 liter V12, with a top speed of 220 mph, making it one of the fastest and most expensive Aston Martins ever built? Aston Martin Vantage Aston Martin One-77 Aston Martin DBS Aston Martin DBX Page 20 of 195 What kind of company was Kia before it began making cars? A Steel Tubing and Bicycle Parts Manufacturer A Shipping Firm An Engineering and Construction Company A Textiles Machine Manufacturer Page 21 of 195 Which car company emblem consists of 3 reds diamonds? Mitsubishi Renault Subaru Chevrolet Page 22 of 195 Which Italian car company was technically founded out the Alfa Romeo race division in 1939? Fiat Lamborghini Maserati Ferrari Page 23 of 195 What is the sister brand of Opel? Vauxhall BMW Renault Mercedes Page 24 of 195 What percent of supercars are considered hypercars? 1% 5% 2% 8% Page 25 of 195 Which open wheel racing competition takes place on Memorial Day weekend, consisting of 200 counterclockwise laps, and the winner receiving a bottle of milk? 24 Hours of Le Mans The Daytona 500 The Indianapolis 500 24 Hours of Daytona Page 26 of 195 What company did Rapp Motorenwerke GmbH, an aircraft engine manufacturing company, eventually become? Audi Porsche Mercedes-Benz BMW Page 27 of 195 What was the name of the kind of volatile hydrocarbon mixture obtained from petroleum, used as a solvent to fuel the first Mercedes Benz? Diesel Ligroin Compressed Natural Gas Propane Page 28 of 195 What type of timed racing takes place in all types of terrains, and utilizes pace notes to prepare for the obstacles of each stage of the race? Stock Car Racing Rallying Production Car Racing Touring Car Racing Page 29 of 195 Which Italian car company's logo is a shield with a scorpion, on a yellow and red background? Pagani Abarth Lancia Stellantis Page 30 of 195 Who was the Scottish racer that won two F1 titles in 1963 and 1965, as well as, the Indianapolis 500, but tragically passed after wrecking in a West German race? A.J. Foyt Mario Andretti Juan Manuel Fangio Jim Clark Page 31 of 195 What is the name of the oldest Italian car manufacturer? Fiat Maserati Alfa Romeo Abarth Page 32 of 195 What is the in-house performance tuning division of Mercedes called? SRT M AMG TRD Page 33 of 195 What amphibious military vehicle did Porsche turn the Volkswagen Beetle into during World War 2? The Schwimmwagen The GPA The Amphicar The Mariner Page 34 of 195 In 1917, what was considered to be Japan's first mass produced vehicle, producing 22 units? The Honda Model A The Hyundai Model A The Toyota Model A The Mitsubishi Model A Page 35 of 195 What was the first Rover production car? The Rover 8 The Rover 1 The Rover 2 The Rover 5 Page 36 of 195 What is the first car Suzuki created in 1955? The Suzulight The Suzuki 300 The Suzu The Suzu 300 Page 37 of 195 What does Audi's 2021 German slogan, "Vorsprung durch Technik" translate to in English? Innovation Advancement Technology Advancement Through Technology Future Is Now Advance the Future Page 38 of 195 When Mazda was called the Toyo Kogyo Co., Ltd., what was the name of the tricycle truck which was the first vehicle they created? The “Mazda-go” The “Mazda-fast” The “Mazda-speed” The “Mazda-auto” Page 39 of 195 What was the first Renault car? The Renault CC The Voiturette Renault Type D Série B The Renault AG1 The Renault Voiturette 1CV Page 40 of 195 What was the first mass-produced PEUGEOT car? The 501 The 201 The 101 The 102 Page 41 of 195 What was Toyota's first passenger car, built in 1936? The Toyoda Model AA The Toyoda Model A1 The Toyoda Model 1 The Toyoda Model A Page 42 of 195 What was the first Kia car? The Kia Sephia The Kia Pride The Kia Brisa The Kia Samchully Page 43 of 195 Which endurance race is run on the Circuit de la Sarthe, and runs over 3,000 miles? The Bathurst 1000 The Daytona 500 24 Hours of Le Mans Rally Finland Page 44 of 195 Which car became the primary light 4-wheel-drive vehicle of the United States Armed forces? The Jeep The Land Rover The Hummer The Land Cruiser Page 45 of 195 What was the first SUV produced by Vauxhall? The Mokka The Grandland The Crossland The Terrainer Page 46 of 195 What is the name of the first ever Maserati SUV? The Ghibli The Levante The Quattroporte The GranTurismo Page 47 of 195 What is the name Hyundai's electric vehicle division? M-Byte Aspark IONIQ E-tron Page 48 of 195 Which Argentinian racer, also known as "El Maestro", won five F1 titles and has the highest winning percentage of all time, at 46%? Juan Manuel Fangio Emilio de Villota Adrián Campos Alfonso de Portago Page 49 of 195 What was the first Lotus, designed and built by Mark Chapman? The Lotus Elite The Lotus Elan The Lotus Éclat The Lotus Mark I Page 50 of 195 Which car, named after the Incan Wind God, has an AMG 6.0 liter V12 and two turbo chargers, making it one the fastest and most expensive cars in the world? The SSC Tuatara The Gumbert Apollo The Pininfarina Battista The Pagani Huayra Page 51 of 195 What design measuring instrument does Acura's "A-badge" represent? A Tachometer A Speedometer A Caliper An Odometer Page 52 of 195 What is the first car that was designed by Porsche, as an assignment from the German government? The Boxer The Audi The Volkswagen The Mercedes-Benz Page 53 of 195 What type of racing has its roots in the prohibition era, where moonshine runners would make modifications to their cars to outrun the police? Stock Car Racing Production Car Racing Touring Car Racing Sports Car Racing Page 54 of 195 Which car company re-purposed a Henry Ford Company factory to establish itself? Mercury Chevy Cadillac Buick Page 55 of 195 What does the acronym "STI" stand for, in Subaru's higher performance racing vehicles? Sport Touring Icon Subaru Touring International Subaru Tecnica International Special Tecnica Icon Page 56 of 195 What was the first Lincoln ever produced by Ford? The Model I The Model L The Model T The Model S Page 57 of 195 What was the first Rolls-Royce car? The Rolls-Royce 10 hp The Rolls-Royce 15 hp The Rolls-Royce 20 hp The Rolls-Royce 5 hp Page 58 of 195 What was the first Japanese automobile manufacturer to release a dedicated luxury brand? Toyota Honda Nissan Suzuki Page 59 of 195 Which electrical engineer is Elon Musk's electric vehicle company named after? Nicholas Tesla Dane Tesla Milutin Tesla Nikola Tesla Page 60 of 195 Which corporation owns the Buick brand? Ford Motor Company General Motors Stellantis North America Tesla Page 61 of 195 What kind of company was Mitsubishi when it began? A Textiles Company A Cosmetic Factory A Shipping Firm A Manufacturing Company Page 62 of 195 In what year was the first hybrid electric vehicle designed by engineer Ferdinand Porsche? 1921 1900 2007 1953 Page 63 of 195 Which company did Henry Ford purchase in 1922, to compete with luxury brands such as Cadillac? Lincoln Chrysler Buick Mercury Page 64 of 195 Who currently owns the Mini brand in 2021? Volkswagen Porsche Mercedes-Benz BMW Page 65 of 195 What was the first American car company? The Duryea Motor Wagon Company Cadillac Oldsmobile Studebaker Page 66 of 195 Who bought Cadillac in 1909? Ford Cadillac General Motors Chevy Page 67 of 195 Who officially created world's first car? George B. Selden Henry Ford Carl Benz Léon Bollée Page 68 of 195 What was the first Chevrolet SUV? The Locusts The Chevrolet Carryall Suburban A Fruit Basket The Fire Page 69 of 195 What is the first truck chassis Ford produced, in 1917? The Model TT The F-150 The Model T The F-250 Page 70 of 195 What is the in-house performance tuning division of Toyota called? TRD AMG AMR SVO Page 71 of 195 What type of racing is known as showroom stock racing? Touring Car Racing Production Car Racing Open-wheel Racing Drag Racing Page 72 of 195 What is the name of the luxury vehicle division of Hyundai Motor Group? IONIQ Motor Genesis Motor Kia Motor Hyundai Elite Motor Page 73 of 195 What type of engine layout is Subaru known for? Boxer Engine Layout Rotary Engine Layout Inline Engine Layout V Engine Layout Page 74 of 195 What is the first Ford SUV ever made? The F-150 The Expedition The Explorer The Bronco Page 75 of 195 Which luxury car division's 2021 slogan is "Precision Crafted Performance"? Lexus Acura Lincoln Cadillac Page 76 of 195 What was the first car Hyundai sold in the United States? The Hyundai Accent The Hyundai Excel The Hyundai Cortina The Hyundai Elantra Page 77 of 195 What is Aston Martin's first SUV? The DBX The ZDX The MDX The GLX Page 78 of 195 When was the first 3 doors Range Rover put into production? 1971 1970 1960 1963 Page 79 of 195 What was the first 4 wheel drive car ever created? The Toyota LandCruiser The Ford F-Series 1 The Land Rover Series 1 The Spyker 60hp Page 80 of 195 Before Mazda was a car company, what product were they manufacturing under a different company name? Corks Utensils Cotton Balls Cosmetics Page 81 of 195 Which "bowtie" company car logo was inspired by a wallpaper design in a Parisian hotel? Buick Ford Chevrolet Pontiac Page 82 of 195 What is the the first non-exhibition race of the year, in the NASCAR cup series called? The Monaco Grand Prix Rally Finland The Bathurst 1000 The Daytona 500 Page 83 of 195 What was the first Kia SUV? The Kia Seltos The Kia Sorento The Kia Sportage The Kia Telluride Page 84 of 195 Rather than using a steering wheel, what did Vauxhall's first car use instead to steer a vehicle? A Tiller A Paddle A Rudder Two Buttons Page 85 of 195 What does the acronym "Fiat" stand for? Fabbrica Italiana Automobili Torino Fabbrica Italiana Appariscente Torino Fabbrica Italiana Appariscente Trallallà Ferroso Italiana Automobili Torino Page 86 of 195 What was the first Renault SUV? The Renault Koleos The Renault Twizy The Renault Latitude The Renault Triber Page 87 of 195 Who is the first ever black driver to not only compete in, but win, seven Formula 1 championships as of 2021? Willy T. Ribbs George Mack Lewis Hamilton Wendell Scott Page 88 of 195 What was the name of the racing division, owned by Ford, from 1998 to 2004? Street & Racing Technology Cosworth Nismo GmbH Page 89 of 195 What is the name of the the bonnet ornament sculpture mounted on the hood of Rolls-Royce cars? Flying B The Spirit of Ecstasy Double-M Dancing Elephant Page 90 of 195 What was Suzuki selling prior to becoming an automobile company? Looms Cotton Harvesters Dominos Dinnerware Page 91 of 195 Nissan came to the U.S. in 1958, under what name? Abigail of Bethlehem Deborah the Judge Mary of Bethany Datsun Page 92 of 195 Who did Emil Jellinek name the 1901 Mercedes 35 hp after? His Daughter His Wife His Sister His Mother Page 93 of 195 Who is the oldest Japanese car manufacturer? Hino Daihatsu Isuzu Datsun Page 94 of 195 What is the first official SUV, Nissan produced in 1986? The Frontier The Murano The Exterra The Pathfinder Page 95 of 195 Which company established General Motors in 1908? Chevrolet The Buick Motor Company The Ford Motor Company Mercury Page 96 of 195 General Motors Korea was formerly known as what? Keohwa Daewoo Motor Proto Motors Saehan Motors Page 97 of 195 What is the in-house performance tuning division of Aston Martin called? SRT AMG GMC AMR Page 98 of 195 What was the first car Chevrolet ever made? Series C Classic Six Paul James Peter Page 99 of 195 What was the first Lotus production street car? The Lotus Elite The Lotus Éclat The Lotus Excel The Lotus Esprit Page 100 of 195 What was the first SUV produced by MINI? The MINI SE The MINI Cooper The MINI Countryman The MINI Hardtop Page 101 of 195 What does the name "Isuzu" translate to in English? Original Rice Paddy Bell Tree Fifty Bells Fertile Rice Patty Page 102 of 195 Which car company began life as an industrial steel foundry manufacturer in 1810? Volvo PEUGEOT Jaguar BMW Page 103 of 195 Which Italian automobile company was initially reconfiguring surplus military machines to make tractors? Ferrari Maserati Lamborghini Alfa Romeo Page 104 of 195 The Ram Trucks' logo was originally used as which car brands logo? Dodge Jeep Chrysler Mercury Page 105 of 195 What was the first Ferrari ever produced? The 166 S The Corsa The F40 The 125 S Page 106 of 195 What was the first SUV produced by Hyundai? "Pray to our God" "Praise Yahweh with Love" "Walk by the Spirit" The Hyundai Santa Fe Page 107 of 195 What does Acura's "NSX" stand for? Novo Special eXtreme New Sports eXperimental Novo Sports eXtreme New Special eXperimental Page 108 of 195 What is the first model Pagani Automobili S.p.A. ever produced? Pagani Zonda F Pagani Zonda C12 Pagani Zonda S Pagani Zonda Cinque Page 109 of 195 Who is the only driver that has won the 24 Hours of Le Mans, the 24 Hours of Daytona, the Indianapolis 500, and the Daytona 500? Graham Hill Carlos Sainz A.J. Foyt Max Verstappen Page 110 of 195 What was the first car Subaru made? The Subaru 1000 The Subaru 360 The Subaru 1500 The Subaru 460 Page 111 of 195 What was Tesla's first car? The Tesla Model S P85 The Tesla Roadster The Tesla Model S P90D The Tesla Model X Page 112 of 195 Who has the most F1 wins as of 2020, with 95? Michael Schumacher Lewis Hamilton Sebastian Vetteldagger Alain Prost Page 113 of 195 Who is the parent company of Kia? GM Korea Company SsangYong Motor Hyundai Motor Company Renault Samsung Motors Page 114 of 195 What is the in-house performance tuning division of Jaguar called? SVO AMG SRT M Page 115 of 195 Which type of racing is very popular in Germany, Australia, and the U.K., and is based on heavily modified road cars? Open-wheel Racing Touring Car Racing Rallying Stock Car Racing Page 116 of 195 Which Italian car company's emblem is the trident? Lamborghini Alfa Romeo Maserati FIAT Page 117 of 195 Who's coat of arms inspired Cadillac's logo? Antoine de la Mothe Cadillac The Free People's State of Cadillac The Ancient Arms of Cadillac The Cadillac Visconti Family Page 118 of 195 Before Opel was an automobile company, what did they initially produce? Radio Components Sewing Machines Bicycles Electronics Page 119 of 195 What is the in-house performance tuning division of Volvo called? TRD GmbH Nismo Polestar Page 120 of 195 Ford's four brands included Lincoln, Mercury, Ford, and this fourth brand, which was a complete failure; what is the name of the fourth brand that was discontinued in 1959? Plymouth Edsel Saab Oldsmobile Page 121 of 195 What model of Aston Martin is a rebadged variant of the Toyota/ Scion iQ? The Cygnet The BRZ The Atom The Lagonda Page 122 of 195 What is the oldest car ever created under the Audi name? The Front UW 225 The 920 The 225 Roadster The Type A Sport-Phaeton Page 123 of 195 What was the first Saab SUV? The 9-3 The 9-7X The 9-5 The 9-4X Page 124 of 195 What kind of company was Hyundai before they became an automobile maker? An Engineering and Construction Company A Shipping Firm A Steel Tubing and Bicycle Parts Manufacturer A Cosmetics Manufacturer Page 125 of 195 What was the worlds first production vehicle to use a knee airbag in the U.S.? The Scion tC The Chevy Corsica The Kia Sportage The Saturn Ion Page 126 of 195 Which French car company's logo is a single diamond? Maybach Buick Mitsubishi Renault Page 127 of 195 Who is first driver, not of Nordic descent, to win Finland’s 1000 Lakes Rally? Carlos Sainz Ari Vatanen Juha Kankkunen Kenneth Eriksson Page 128 of 195 What was the first U.S. car company to win the Royal Automobile Club of the United Kingdom's Dewar Trophy? Mercury Lincoln Buick Cadillac Page 129 of 195 Who is the leading car manufacturer in Japan, as of 2021? Nissan Honda Toyota Subaru Page 130 of 195 What was the first car produced by Ford? The Mode TT The Model A The Model T The Model AA Page 131 of 195 What is the Mercedes Benz 2021 slogan? The Best or Nothing The Road Will Never Be the Same Sheer Driving Pleasure The Art of Performance Page 132 of 195 What is the oldest British car manufacturer? Aston Martin Rolls-Royce Bentley Vauxhall Page 133 of 195 Who's the only driver to win the "Triple Crown of Motorsport", which includes wins in the Indianapolis 500, the Formula 1 World Championship, and the 24 Hours of Le Mans? Mario Andretti Graham Hill Michael Schumacher Sebastian Vettel Page 134 of 195 Who was the first president of the Ford Motor Company, before Henry Ford? Donald Petersen Philip Caldwell Ernest R. Breech John S. Gray Page 135 of 195 What color was the first Ferrari that was ever produced? Yellow Black Red Blue Page 136 of 195 Which Italian car company's logo is a gold bull on a black background? Maserati Lamborghini Alfa Romeo Ferrari Page 137 of 195 What was McLaren's first purpose-built road car? The 12C The GT The 650S The F1 Page 138 of 195 What is the in-house performance tuning division of Dodge called? AMR M SRT TRD Page 139 of 195 Who is the youngest driver to ever compete in Formula 1? Lance Stroll Max Verstappen Jaime Alguersuari Fernando Alonso Page 140 of 195 What is the best selling car of all time? The Toyota Corolla The Volkswagen Golf The Honda Accord The Ford F-series Page 141 of 195 Which annually held race takes place in early October, on the Mount Panorama circuit in Australia? The Monaco Grand Prix Rally Finland The Bathurst 1000 24 Hours of Le Mans Page 142 of 195 What German car company emblem is a sharp horizontal lightning strike? Volkswagen Opel Borgward Apollo Page 143 of 195 Which entry level luxury car brand was discontinued by Ford in 2011? Buick Plymouth Mercury Pontiac Page 144 of 195 Which German automobile company's name is based on a Latin translation of the founder's last name? Audi Volkswagen Mercedes-Benz Porsche Page 145 of 195 Which car company acquired Vauxhaull in 1925? Fiat Chrysler Automobiles Toyota Motor Corporation Ford Motor Company General Motors Page 146 of 195 What was the first SUV Buick introduced to market? The Envision The Rendezvous The Encore The Enclave Page 147 of 195 What does German term "volkswagen" translate to in English? The People's Car The King's Car The Plebeian's Car The Supreme Car Page 148 of 195 Who is the world's largest manufacturer of internal combustion engines? Toyota General Motors Ford Honda Page 149 of 195 What inexpensive Toyota brand, intended to appeal to a younger customer, was discontinued in 2016? Saturn Geo Scion Mitsuoka Page 150 of 195 Which driver has the most 24 Hours of Le Mans wins, with 9? Tom Kristensen Richard Petty Max Verstappen Niki Lauda Page 151 of 195 Who owns the Lagonda brand? Jaguar Aston Martin Bentley Rolls-Royce Page 152 of 195 What was the first Jaguar SUV? The F-Type The E-Pace The XF The F-Pace Page 153 of 195 Which car company's logo is a lion? Opel PEUGEOT Ferrari Abarth Page 154 of 195 Which driver was the first to win seven NASCAR Cup Championships? Lewis Hamilton Niki Lauda Richard Petty A.J. Foyt Page 155 of 195 Which company created the original two-door Mini? The British Motor Corporation Aston Martin BMW Volkswagen Page 156 of 195 What was the name of the first lightweight truck made by Suzuki in 1961? The Suzuki Carry The Suzulight Carry The Suzuki Equator The Suzuki Fronte Page 157 of 195 What was the first Volvo car? The ÖV 4 The TR670 The PV650 The PV36 Page 158 of 195 What was Mazda's company name when they were manufacturing corks? Totyoa Cork Co., Ltd Maz Cork Co., Ltd Mazda Cork Kogyo Co., Ltd Toyo Cork Kogyo Co., Ltd Page 159 of 195 In 1998, which company did General Motors purchase the "Hummer" brand name from? Renault GAZ AM General Range Rover Page 160 of 195 What is the name of the Zoroastrian god of harmony, intelligence and wisdom that inspired the car company name, “Mazda”? Ahura Mazda Yahweh Mazda Elohim Mazda Brahma Mazda Page 161 of 195 What is the all time, best selling, plug-in electric car as of 2021? The Tesla Model S The Tesla Model 3 The Tesla Model Y The Tesla Roadster Page 162 of 195 Which Japanese car company is named after the Pleiades star cluster? Honda Nissan Toyota Subaru Page 163 of 195 What type of racing runs in long-standing endurance competitions, such as the 24 Hours of Daytona or the 24 Hours of Le Mans? Open-wheel Racing Sports Car Racing Stock Car Racing Production Car Racing Page 164 of 195 What was Cadillac's first SUV? The Navigator The XT6 The Escalade XT4 Page 165 of 195 What was the first car produced by Hyundai, 1975? The Pony The Santa Fe The Excel The Granada Page 166 of 195 Who was the youngest driver to win a Formula 1 Grand Prix? Charles Leclerc Sebastian Vettel Max Verstappen Fernando Alonso Page 167 of 195 What was the first Saab production model? The Saab 900 The Saab 92 The Saab 9-3 The Saab 9000 Page 168 of 195 What does "SRT" stand for, in the performance and racing division of Dodge? Street & Rally Team Superior Rally Team Superior Racing Technology Street & Racing Technology Page 169 of 195 What is the oldest continuous car company in the world, with the French company having been started in 1810? Peugeot Bugatti Renault Citroën Page 170 of 195 What is the in-house performance tuning division of Nissan called? AMG Nismo STI TRD Page 171 of 195 What was the first Japanese automotive luxury brand? Acura Lexus Infiniti Century Page 172 of 195 Which driver had a major crash in 1976, suffered from horrible facial burns, and ended up racing two months later? A.J. Foyt Carlos Sainz Graham Hill Niki Lauda Page 173 of 195 Which Japanese company teamed up with Wolseley to produce their cars in east Asia? Suzuki Isuzu Subaru Kawasaki Page 174 of 195 Before developing cars, what did the Rover company make? Bicycles Boats Motorcycles Tricycles Page 175 of 195 What is the in-house performance tuning division of Audi called? SRT GmbH M AMG Page 176 of 195 What is the oldest automobile brand in the United States? Pontiac Chevy Ford Buick Page 177 of 195 What was the first car produced by Dodge? Dodge 440 Dodge 400 The Dodge 30-35 Dodge 330 Page 178 of 195 What was the first production automobile from Honda? The L700 The T360 The T500 The S500 Page 179 of 195 What was the first Bentley SUV? The Purosangue The Urus The Cullinan The Bentayga Page 180 of 195 What is the name of this famous race, that takes place in Central Finland and the Finnish Lakeland, and is considered the fastest event in the World Rally Championship? Rally Finland The Finland Rally World Championships The Finland 500 The Finland Grand Prix Page 181 of 195 In what year was the Toyota Prius first introduced to market? 1998 2000 1997 1999 Page 182 of 195 Who introduced the first moving assembly line at their factory in 1913? Emil Alexander Henry Ford William Sutton Louis Chevrolet Page 183 of 195 Who were the two founders of Tesla Motors? Marc Tarpenning and Elon Musk Elon Musk and Martin Eberhard Martin Eberhard and Marc Tarpenning JB Straubel and Elon Musk Page 184 of 195 Which racer has won the most World Rally Championship titles in a row? Sébastien Loeb Ott Tänak Sébastien Ogier Marcus Grönholm Page 185 of 195 What was Jaguar's original company name? The Alcoa Lamp Company The Swallow Sidecar Company The All-Steel Basket Company The Jacquet Bicycle Corporation Page 186 of 195 What French explorer, and the founder of Detroit, Michigan, was Cadillac named after? Antoine de la Mothe Cadillac René-Robert Cavelier de la Mothe Cadillac Samuel de la Mothe Cadillac Helene Boullé de la Mothe Cadillac Page 187 of 195 What was the first Volvo truck? The Series A1 The Series 1 The Series A The Series A1 Page 188 of 195 What type of racing uses vehicles with no fairing covers such as IndyCar and F1? Touring Car Racing Stock Car Racing Drag Racing Open-wheel Racing Page 189 of 195 What concept is the basis of the modern social and economic standardization of industry, production and mass consumption, named for Henry Ford? Fordonomics Fordness Fordism Forduction Page 190 of 195 What was the first Buick made for sale, in 1904? The Model AA The Model BB The Model A The Model B Page 191 of 195 What does the Hyundai slanted "H" logo represent? A Rope Knot Nothing A Heartbeat Two People Shaking Hands Page 192 of 195 What is the in-house performance tuning division of Ford called? Ford Racing Ford Performance Ford Tuning Ford Precision Page 193 of 195 Which current U.K. auto company's logo features the head of a griffin? Vauxhall MG Lotus Mini Page 194 of 195 Which car company offered the first electric starter? Lincoln Pontiac Ford Cadillac Page 195 of 195 Which company was the first to make power steering commercially available in a passenger car? The Honda Motor Company The Ford Motor Company The Chrysler Corporation Toyota Read 195 Car Trivia Questions & Answers Below you will find 195 car trivia questions and answers. These questions cover almost every considerable aspect of the automobile and its longstanding history. The topics comprise every major auto maker and accomplishment in the world since the inception of the industry, including the inventors, manufacturers, race car drivers, performance, luxury, models, and more! Keep reading to test your car trivia knowledge. And who knows, you may even learn a thing or two. Before they were Car Companies Trivia Back to table of contents... Many major car companies today did not start out as car manufacturers. In fact, their original businesses had absolutely nothing to do with the automobile. If you are curious to know what some of the most significant brands in the auto industry were doing before they were making cars, read on. You might be shocked at how different the business models were in the past. Continue reading for before they were car companies trivia questions & answers. Before they were Car Companies Trivia Questions & Answers 1. What kind of company was Mitsubishi when it began? A Shipping Firm 2. When Mazda was called the Toyo Kogyo Co., Ltd., what was the name of the tricycle truck which was the first vehicle they created? The “Mazda-go” 3. What company did Rapp Motorenwerke GmbH, an aircraft engine manufacturing company, eventually become? BMW 4. What kind of company was Hyundai before they became an automobile maker? An Engineering and Construction Company 5. Before Mazda was a car company, what product were they manufacturing under a different company name? Corks 6. What was Suzuki selling prior to becoming an automobile company? Looms 7. Before developing cars, what did the Rover company make? Bicycles 8. Before Opel was an automobile company, what did they initially produce? Sewing Machines 9. Which Italian automobile company was initially reconfiguring surplus military machines to make tractors? Lamborghini 10. Which car company began life as an industrial steel foundry manufacturer in 1810? PEUGEOT 11. What kind of company was Kia before it began making cars? A Steel Tubing and Bicycle Parts Manufacturer 12. What was Mazda's company name when they were manufacturing corks? Toyo Cork Kogyo Co., Ltd 231 Computer & Technology Trivia Questions & Answers Learn interesting computer and technology trivia facts. Click the play now button to begin. Play Now Car Company "Firsts" Trivia Back to table of contents... The car industry has been filled with many "firsts." Each company has a legacy of bringing new ideas to fruition. At their inception, the automobile being created was an exciting time, and with that, the momentum in innovation has never subsided. As years would pass, newer and better concepts would be incorporated into upcoming builds to further enhance their value to the consumer and overall market. If you are a fan of car company innovation, read on for car company "firsts" trivia questions & answers. Car Company "Firsts" Trivia Questions & Answers 13. What was the first car produced by Dodge? The Dodge 30-35 14. What was the first production automobile from Honda? The T360 15. Which company was the first to make power steering commercially available in a passenger car? The Chrysler Corporation 16. In what year was the Toyota Prius first introduced to market? 1997 17. What was the first car produced by Hyundai, 1975? The Pony 18. What was the name of the first lightweight truck made by Suzuki in 1961? The Suzulight Carry 19. Who was the first president of the Ford Motor Company, before Henry Ford? John S. Gray 20. What was the first car produced by Ford? The Model A 21. What was the first U.S. car company to win the Royal Automobile Club of the United Kingdom's Dewar Trophy? Cadillac 22. What was the worlds first production vehicle to use a knee airbag in the U.S.? The Kia Sportage 23. What was Tesla's first car? The Tesla Roadster 24. What was the first car Subaru made? The Subaru 1500 25. What was the first SUV produced by Hyundai? The Hyundai Santa Fe 26. What was the first SUV produced by MINI? The MINI Countryman 27. What was the first car Chevrolet ever made? Series C Classic Six 28. What is the first official SUV, Nissan produced in 1986? The Pathfinder 29. What was the first Renault SUV? The Renault Koleos 30. What was the first Kia SUV? The Kia Sportage 31. What was the first 4 wheel drive car ever created? The Spyker 32. What was the first car Hyundai sold in the United States? The Hyundai Excel 33. What is the first Ford SUV ever made? The Bronco 34. What was the first Chevrolet SUV? The Chevrolet Carryall Suburban 35. What is the first truck chassis Ford produced, in 1917? The Model TT 36. Who officially created world's first car? Carl Benz 37. What was the first American car company? The Duryea Motor Wagon Company 38. In what year was the first hybrid electric vehicle designed by engineer Ferdinand Porsche? 1900 39. What is widely regarded as the first ever automobile, created in 1886? Benz Patent Motorwagon 40. Which company became the first Japanese automaker to be a net exporter from the United States? Honda 41. In 1917, what was considered to be Japan's first mass produced vehicle, producing 22 units? The Mitsubishi Model A 42. What is the first car Suzuki created in 1955? The Suzulight 43. What was the first Renault car? The Renault Voiturette 1CV 44. What was the first mass-produced PEUGEOT car? The 201 45. What was Toyota's first passenger car, built in 1936? The Toyoda Model AA 46. What was the first Kia car? The Kia Brisa 47. What was the first SUV produced by Vauxhall? The Mokka 48. What is the name of the first ever Maserati SUV? The Levante 49. What is the first car that was designed by Porsche, as an assignment from the German government? The Volkswagen 1973 180 Science Trivia Questions & Answers Check out these fascinating scientific facts from every field of science. Click the play now button to begin. Play Now Car Company Fun Facts & History Trivia Back to table of contents... The history of car companies is deeply fascinating. Seeing where the industry humbly began, and learning about how it has grown overtime is truly something to behold. From the companies being launched, to new brands included in model lineups, to acquisitions, and so forth, the growth of each company overtime has been nothing short of breathtaking. If you love knowing cool facts about the car industry, continue on to read about car company fun facts & history trivia questions & answers. Car Company Fun Facts & History Trivia Questions & Answers 50. Who is the parent company of Kia? The Hyundai Motor Company 51. Which car company acquired Vauxhaull in 1925? General Motors 52. What inexpensive Toyota brand, intended to appeal to a younger customer, was discontinued in 2016? Scion 53. In 1998, which company did General Motors purchase the "Hummer" brand name from? AM General 54. Which company established General Motors in 1908? The Buick Motor Company 55. Which Japanese company teamed up with Wolseley to produce their cars in east Asia? Isuzu 56. What concept is the basis of the modern social and economic standardization of industry, production and mass consumption, named for Henry Ford? Fordism 57. Which company created the original two-door Mini? The British Motor Corporation (BMC) 58. Who were the two founders of Tesla Motors? Martin Eberhard and Marc Tarpenning 59. Who introduced the first moving assembly line at their factory in 1913? Henry Ford 60. Ford's four brands included Lincoln, Mercury, Ford, and this fourth brand, which was a complete failure; what is the name of the fourth brand that was discontinued in 1959? Edsel 61. What is the sister brand of Opel? Vauxhall 62. Rather than using a steering wheel, what did Vauxhall's first car use instead? A Tiller 63. Nissan came to the U.S. in 1958, under what name? Datsun 64. Chevrolet is an American automobile division of which American manufacturer? General Motors 65. 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You may already know, but many of these logos were taken from the inspiration of folklore, pride, and even human expression. They each tell their own story. If you are interested in knowing where car companies got their logos from, read on for car company logos trivia questions & answers. Car Company Logos Trivia Questions & Answers 71. Which car company's logo is a lion? PEUGEOT 72. What German car company emblem is a sharp horizontal lightning strike? Opel 73. Which Italian car company's logo is a gold bull on a black background? Lamborghini 74. Which French car company's logo is a single diamond? Renault 75. Which Italian car company's emblem is the trident? Maserati 76. Who's coat of arms inspired Cadillac's logo? Antoine de la Mothe Cadillac 77. The Ram Trucks' logo was originally used as which car brands logo? Dodge 78. What is the name of the the bonnet ornament sculpture mounted on the hood of Rolls-Royce cars? The Spirit of Ecstasy 79. Which "bowtie" company car logo was inspired by a wallpaper design in a Parisian hotel? Chevrolet 80. Which car company's logo is a blue oval with the name written cursively in the middle? Ford 81. Which German State's flag does BMW's logo colors incorporate? The State of Bavaria 82. Which American car brands logo is a "tri-shield" with Scottish origins? Buick 83. Which car company emblem consists of 3 reds diamonds? Mitsubishi 84. Which Italian car company's logo is a shield with a scorpion, on a yellow and red background? Abarth 85. What design measuring instrument does Acura's "A-badge" represent? A Caliper 86. Which current U.K. auto company's logo features the head of a griffin? Vauxhall 87. What does the Hyundai slanted "H" logo represent? Two People Shaking Hands 375 Movie Trivia Questions & Answers For movie trivia from every movie genre, click the play now button to begin. Play Now Car Company Names Trivia Back to table of contents... The age old question presented by Shakespeare was, "What's in a name?" Well, quite a bit when it comes to automotive branding. Much like the logo, car company names have a deep legacy in the builds, and what that means to the consumer. The best of the bunch know, their names mean something; a promise set by pre-existing purchases and performances. But, where do these names come from? The answers are quite diverse and worth knowing. If you are interested knowing where car companies got their names, read on for car company names trivia questions and answers. Car Company Names Trivia Questions & Answers 88. What does German term "volkswagen" translate to in English? The People's Car 89. What is the name of the Zoroastrian god of harmony, intelligence and wisdom that inspired the car company name, “Mazda”? Ahura Mazda 90. Which German automobile company's name is based on a Latin translation of the founder's last name? Audi 91. What does the acronym "Fiat" stand for? Fabbrica Italiana Automobili Torino 92. What does Acura's "NSX" stand for? New Sports eXperimental 93. What does the name "Isuzu" translate to in English? Fifty Bells 94. What does the acronym "Alfa" stand for in Alfa Romeo? Anonima Lombarda Fabbrica Automobili 95. What French explorer, and the founder of Detroit, Michigan, was Cadillac named after? Antoine de la Mothe Cadillac 96. Which Japanese car company is named after the Pleiades star cluster? Subaru 97. Who did Emil Jellinek name the 1901 Mercedes 35 hp after? His Daughter 98. General Motors Korea was formerly known as what? Daewoo Motor 320 Music Trivia Questions in Every Genre & Answers To check out music trivia from every genre of music, click the play now button to begin. Play Now Car Performance Brands Trivia Back to table of contents... In my opinion, the best part about most mass production car companies are their performance lines and racing teams. If you are like me, you love seeing the souped up versions of everyday drivers, converted into high speed performance vehicles. These are easily the most fun cars to look at and drive. They are cars you are used to seeing, but with much improved speed, handling, and agility. If you enjoy the performance and racing teams of car companies, read on for car performance brands trivia questions and answers. Car Performance Brands Trivia Questions & Answers 99. What is the in-house performance tuning division of Ford called? Ford Performance 100. What is the in-house performance tuning division of Audi called? GmbH 101. What is the in-house performance tuning division of Nissan called? Nismo 102. What does "SRT" stand for, in the performance and racing division of Dodge? Street & Racing Technology 103. What is the in-house performance tuning division of Dodge called? SRT 104. What is the in-house performance tuning division of Volvo called? Polestar 105. What is the in-house performance tuning division of Jaguar called? SVO 106. What is the in-house performance tuning division of Aston Martin called? AMR 107. What is the in-house performance tuning division of Toyota called? TRD 108. What is the in-house performance tuning division of BMW called? BMW "M" 109. What does the parts, service, and customer care division "Mopar" stand for? Motor Parts 110. What is the in-house performance tuning division of Mercedes called? AMG 111. What does the acronym "STI" stand for, in Subaru's higher performance racing vehicles? Subaru Tecnica International Play Random Trivia Now! Play random trivia questions from any of our many trivia categories. Click the play now button to begin. Play Now Car Racing Trivia Questions & Answers Back to table of contents... Racing cars is the purest form of testing the vehicle quality of each make in the auto industry. It is not just about speed, but also about the ability to handle the course, the driver, and the ingenuity that comes into play at making these machines, speed monsters of the track. There are quite a few types of racing in existence, each with their own unique characteristics. The terrains, the types of vehicles, the locations, and the rules each vary by the sort of racing at play. They are all quite fascinating. If you enjoy car racing, continue reading for car racing trivia questions and answers. Car Racing Trivia Questions & Answers 112. What type of racing uses vehicles with no fairing covers such as IndyCar and F1? Open-wheel Racing 113. What type of racing runs in long-standing endurance competitions, such as the 24 Hours of Daytona or the 24 Hours of Le Mans? Sports Car Racing 114. Which annually held race takes place in early October, on the Mount Panorama circuit in Australia? The Bathurst 1000 115. Which type of racing is very popular in Germany, Australia, and the U.K., and is based on heavily modified road cars? Touring Car Racing 116. What is the the first non-exhibition race of the year, in the NASCAR cup series called? The Daytona 500 117. What type of racing is known as showroom stock racing? Production Car Racing 118. Which Formula 1 race happens at the last weekend of May, in small city streets, in a microstate on the French Riviera? The Monaco Grand Prix 119. Which open wheel racing competition takes place on Memorial Day weekend, consisting of 200 counterclockwise laps, and the winner receiving a bottle of milk? The Indianapolis 500 120. What type of timed racing takes place in all types of terrains, and utilizes pace notes to prepare for the obstacles of each stage of the race? Rallying 121. What type of racing is considered to the be the oldest form of racing, and usually takes place between two cars on an eighth or a quarter mile stretch of road? Drag Racing 122. Which endurance race is run on the Circuit de la Sarthe, and runs over 3,000 miles? 24 Hours of Le Mans 123. What type of racing has its roots in the prohibition era, where moonshine runners would make modifications to their cars to outrun the police? Stock Car Racing - NASCAR Luxury Car Company Trivia Back to table of contents... There are a variety of car brands on this planet. Some focus on economy, some speed, some fuel efficiency, and then, in its own sector, are the luxury brands. There are quite a few luxury brands today. Some, at their inception, were launched outright to fill this niche as demanded by the wealthy. And some, were birthed from pre-existing companies that saw a demand within their own markets to compete with these luxury focused companies. They all have their iconic designs and philosophies that fuel their production. If you appreciate the more plush and luxurious world of the auto industry, read on for luxury car company trivia questions and answers. Luxury Car Company Trivia Questions & Answers 124. What was the first Rolls-Royce car? The Rolls-Royce 10 hp 125. What was the first Japanese automobile manufacturer to release a dedicated luxury brand? Honda 126. What was the first Lincoln ever produced by Ford? The Model L 127. What was Acura's first SUV? The MDX 128. When was the first 3 doors Range Rover put into production? 1970 129. What is the oldest car ever created under the Audi name? The Type A Sport-Phaeton 130. What was the first Saab SUV? The 9-7X 131. What was the first Jaguar SUV? The F-Pace 132. What was the first SUV Buick introduced to market? The Rendezvous 133. What was the first Volvo car? The Volvo ÖV 4 134. What was Cadillac's first SUV? The Escalade 135. What was the first Saab production model? The Saab 92 136. What was the first Buick made for sale, in 1904? The Model B 137. What was the first Volvo truck? The Series 1 138. Which car company offered the first electric starter? Cadillac 139. Which car company re-purposed a Henry Ford Company factory to establish itself? Cadillac 140. Which company did Henry Ford purchase in 1922, to compete with luxury brands such as Cadillac? Lincoln 141. Who bought Cadillac in 1909? General Motors 142. What is the name of the luxury vehicle division of Hyundai Motor Group? Genesis Motor 143. Which entry level luxury car brand was discontinued by Ford in 2011? Mercury 144. What was Jaguar's original company name? The Swallow Sidecar Company 145. What was the first Bentley SUV? The Bentayga 146. What was the first Japanese automotive luxury brand? Acura 147. Which luxury car division's 2021 slogan is "Precision Crafted Performance"? Acura 148. What does Audi's 2021 German slogan, "Vorsprung durch Technik" translate to in English? Advancement Through Technology Pioneer Car Companies Trivia Questions & Answers Back to table of contents... The pioneers of the auto industry were able to identify a need that would suit travel more efficiently than the horse and buggies used for transportation. In fact, this history is what coined the term "horse power." There are so many fascinating facts about the origins of car company's legacies, and they are certainly worth reading about. If you are interested in the best, largest, leading and oldest car companies in the world, please keep reading for pioneer car company trivia questions and answers. Pioneer Car Companies Trivia Questions & Answers 149. What is the oldest continuous car company in the world, with the French company having been started in 1810? PEUGEOT 150. What is the largest U.S. based automaker? General Motors 151. Which car became the primary light 4-wheel-drive vehicle of the United States Armed forces? Jeep 152. What is the best selling car of all time? The Toyota Corolla 153. Who is the leading car manufacturer in Japan, as of 2021? Toyota 154. Who is the world's largest manufacturer of internal combustion engines? Honda 155. What is the all time, best selling, plug-in electric car as of 2021? The Tesla Model 3 156. Who is the oldest Japanese car manufacturer? Daihatsu Motor Co., Ltd. 157. What is the oldest automobile brand in the United States? Buick 158. What is the oldest British car manufacturer? Vauxhall 159. What is the name of the oldest Italian car manufacturer? Fiat 160. What amphibious military vehicle did Porsche turn the Volkswagen Beetle into during World War 2? The Schwimmwagen Race Car Drivers Trivia Back to table of contents... Racing cars has a deep history that originates from the days of prohibition. Bootleggers would have their cars enhanced to top speeds in order to outrun police pursuing them for their crimes. Over time, as these modified vehicles would go faster and faster, races would take place to see who owned the fastest vehicles and who were the best drivers. This was in essence, the birth of competitive racing. Todays races come in a healthy variety, each with their own history, and legacies of championship drivers. To learn more about the greatest race car drivers in the history of racing, read on for race car drivers trivia questions and answers. Race Car Drivers Trivia Questions & Answers 161. Which racer has won the most World Rally Championship titles in a row? Sébastien Loeb 162. What is the name of this famous race, that takes place in Central Finland and the Finnish Lakeland, and is considered the fastest event in the World Rally Championship? Rally Finland 163. Which driver had a major crash in 1976, suffered from horrible facial burns, and ended up racing two months later? Niki Lauda 164. Who was the youngest driver to win a Formula 1 Grand Prix? Max Verstappen 165. Which driver was the first to win seven NASCAR Cup Championships? Richard Petty 166. Which driver has the most 24 Hours of Le Mans wins, with 9? Tom Kristensen 167. Who is the youngest driver to ever compete in Formula 1? Max Verstappen 168. Who's the only driver to win the "Triple Crown of Motorsport", which includes wins in the Indianapolis 500, the Formula 1 World Championship, and the 24 Hours of Le Mans? Graham Hill 169. Who is the first driver, not of Nordic descent, to win Finland’s 1000 Lakes Rally? Carlos Sainz 170. Who has the most F1 wins as of 2020, with 95? Lewis Hamilton 171. Who is the only driver that has won the 24 Hours of Le Mans, the 24 Hours of Daytona, the Indianapolis 500, and the Daytona 500? A.J. Foyt 172. Who is the first ever black driver to not only compete in, but win, seven Formula 1 championships as of 2021? Lewis Hamilton 173. Who was the Croatian racer of Italian decent, raised in America, that competed in IndyCar, Formula 1, and stock car racing, with twelve wins and a 1978 Formula 1 championship? Mario Andretti 174. Who was the Scottish racer that won two F1 titles in 1963 and 1965, as well as, the Indianapolis 500, but tragically passed after wrecking in a West German race? Jim Clark 175. Which Argentinian racer, also known as "El Maestro", won five F1 titles and has the highest winning percentage of all time, at 46%? Juan Manuel Fangio Supercars Trivia Back to table of contents... At the pinnacle of automotive performance are the supercars. This class of cars lie atop the mountain when it comes to speed, performance, and design. Many if not most of these cars were birthed from the racing machines that dominate the differing tracks of racing. They were reproduced to be legal for street use, and they are breathtaking. There are few feats of engineering as impressive as the creation of supercars. If you love supercars and hypercars, read more for supercars trivia questions and answers. Supercars Trivia Questions & Answers 176. What was the first car Lamborghini ever produced? 350 GTV 177. What was the first Lotus, designed and built by Mark Chapman? The Lotus Mark I 178. What is Aston Martin's first SUV? The DBX 179. What was the first Lotus production street car? The Lotus Elite 180. What was the first Ferrari ever produced? The 125 S 181. Which vehicle has a 7.3 liter V12, with a top speed of 220 mph, making it one of the fastest and most expensive Aston Martins ever built? Aston Martin One-77 182. Which Danish car manufacturer located in Præstø on the Danish Island of Zealand, is responsible for making some of the fastest and most expensive cars in the world, including the ST1? Zenvo 183. Which car, named after the Incan Wind God, has an AMG 6.0 liter V12 and two turbo chargers, making it one the fastest and most expensive cars in the world? Pagani Huayra 184. What percent of supercars are considered hypercars? 1% 185. Which Aston Martin was James Bond's car in the Goldfinger? The DB5 186. Which Italian car company was technically founded out of the Alfa Romeo race division in 1939? Ferrari 187. What model of Aston Martin is a rebadged variant of the Toyota/ Scion iQ? Cygnet 188. Who owns the Lagonda brand? Aston Martin 189. What was McLaren's first purpose-built road car? The F1 190. What color was the first Ferrari that was ever produced? Yellow 191. What is the first model Pagani Automobili S.p.A. ever produced? Zonda C12 192. What multinational automotive manufacture owns Lamborghini? Volkswagen AG 193. What is the name of the Mercedes-AMG hypercar that costs $2.72 million? ONE 194. In what year was Bugatti Automobiles S.A.S founded? 1998 Play Random Trivia Now! Play random trivia questions from any of our many trivia categories. Click the play now button to begin. Play Now