1. This American-made car is the longest-lived continuous automobile nameplate still in production. Name it. For bragging rights, name the first year it was produced.

2. This vehicle is widely regarded as the first automobile. Name it.

3. The Volkswagen Type I was first produced in 1938 but later became known in Germany as the Volkswagen Kafer. By what name do we know this vehicle in the United States?

4. This vehicle was the first to be mass-produced on a moving assembly line with completely interchangeable parts. Name it.

5. Name the top 5 motor vehicle producing countries in 2010.

6. In 1899, Henri Pieper developed the first automobile of this type in the world. Name this breakthrough.

7. In the world of alternative powered vehicles, what does COREV refer to?

8. Name the most expensive production car on the market today. For bragging rights, give the approximate price.

9. TRUE or FALSE: In the early 1900s, automobiles could be purchased through the Sears catalog.

10. What was the Lincoln Motor Car Works?

Answers

1. Chevrolet Suburban, 1935.

2. Benz Patent-Motorwagen.

3. Volkswagen Beetle.

4. Ford Model T.

5. China, Japan, USA, Germany and South Korea.

6. Gasoline-electric hybrid automobile.

7. Continuously outboard recharged electric vehicle.

8. Bugatti Veyron Super Sports, $2.4M.

9. True.

10. Lincoln Motor Car Works was an automobile company in Chicago, Illinois, which produced cars for Sears Roebuck from 1908 until 1912.

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