The Big Quiz On Automobile

The correct answer is Rx300. The Rx300 is a Lexus SUV.

During the years 1999 through 2001, the Ford F Series was the best-selling light truck in the United States. This suggests that the Ford F Series had the highest sales volume compared to other light truck models such as the Chevy Silverado, Chevy S-10, and Ford Explorer.

Oldsmobile is the correct answer because Oldsmobile is the automobile manufacturer that makes the Alero. Toyota, Kia, and Nissan are not associated with the production of the Alero.

The Stanley Steamer broke the land speed record in 1906. It was a steam-powered car that was known for its speed and reliability. The Stanley brothers, Francis and Freelan Stanley, designed and built the car, which was able to reach a top speed of 127.659 mph. This achievement solidified the Stanley Steamer's place in automotive history as the car that held the land speed record in 1906.

The Toyota Camry was the top selling passenger car in the U.S. from 1999 through 2001. This means that during those three years, the Camry sold more units than any other passenger car in the country.

Volvo was the first company to use rolled steel in the manufacture of its cars. Rolled steel is a type of steel that is formed into thin sheets by rolling it through a series of rollers. This process allows for the production of strong and lightweight car bodies. By using rolled steel, Volvo was able to improve the overall safety and performance of their vehicles. This innovation set Volvo apart from other car manufacturers and established them as a leader in the industry.

In 1908, a Ford Model T cost $850 when it was first sold.

The Tesla Roadster is the only car among the options listed that has a base sticker price of over $100,000. The Lexus IS F, Cadillac CTS-V, and Chevrolet Volt all have lower base prices. Therefore, the Tesla Roadster is the correct answer.

The last year Lincolns were available with a V12 engine was in 1948. This means that after 1948, Lincoln cars were no longer produced with a V12 engine.

The correct answer is Toyota because the Cressida is a car model that was manufactured by Toyota.

Airbags in a vehicle explode at a speed of 200 miles per hour. This high speed is necessary to provide enough force to rapidly inflate the airbag and cushion the impact during a collision. The explosive inflation allows the airbag to deploy quickly and effectively, reducing the risk of injury to the occupants of the vehicle.

The correct makeup of the Volkswagen Auto Group includes VW, Audi, Bentley, Skoda, Seat, Lamborghini, and Bugatti.

The European name of the car known as the Volkswagen Jetta in the United States is Bora.

Oldsmobile is the correct answer because Oldsmobile is the car manufacturer that produces the car model called the Intrigue. Cadillac, Ford, and Nissan are not associated with the production of the Intrigue model.

In 1967, Cadillac launched the front-wheel drive Eldorado. This means that before 1967, the Eldorado was not available as a front-wheel drive model.

Most American cars honk in the key of F.

The correct answer is LX 450.

The Chevrolet Volt won the 2009 Green Car Vision Award and the 2011 Motor Trend Car of the Year. This recognition is likely due to its innovative plug-in hybrid technology, which allows the car to run on electric power for a certain distance before switching to a gasoline engine. This feature makes the Volt more fuel-efficient and environmentally friendly compared to traditional gasoline-powered cars. Additionally, the Volt's sleek design, advanced technology, and overall performance may have contributed to its selection as the Car of the Year by Motor Trend.

In 1971, GMC introduced their own version of the El Camino. This means that before 1971, GMC did not have their own version of this vehicle.

Pontiac used the Canadian model Parrisienne to fill the full-sized void left after the Bonneville became "midsized".