83042 Easy Trivia Questions
83042 public questions at this depth. How many can you answer?
How many 1953 Corvettes were produced?
Answer
300
What color was the original 1953 Corvette?
Answer
Polo White
Where is the Chevrolet Corvette assembled?
Answer
Bowling Green, Kentucky
What Corvette model name debuted in 1963?
Answer
Sting Ray
What symbol is featured on the Corvette logo?
Answer
Crossed flags
What material is the Corvette's body primarily made of since 1953?
Answer
Fiberglass
Which car company manufactures the Chevrolet Corvette?
Answer
Chevrolet
What is the name of the Ford Mustang platform used from 1979 to 1993?
Answer
Fox platform
Who was the automotive legend behind the Shelby Mustang models?
Answer
Carroll Shelby
Which car was the Ford Mustang's direct rival introduced by Chevrolet in 1967?
Answer
Chevrolet Camaro
What was the name of the first Ford Mustang concept car from 1962?
Answer
Mustang I
What does the 'GT' stand for in Ford Mustang GT models?
Answer
Grand Touring
What is BMW's best-selling model series?
Answer
3 Series
What is the name of the characteristic rear window design element on many BMWs?
Answer
Hofmeister kink
What year was the BMW X3 first introduced?
Answer
2003
What was the first motorcycle produced by BMW?
Answer
BMW R32
Where is BMW's headquarters located?
Answer
Munich, Germany
What year did BMW introduce the first X5 SUV?
Answer
1999
In what year did BMW acquire the MINI brand?
Answer
1994
What is the name of BMW's flagship saloon/sedan series?
Answer
7 Series
What is the name of BMW's motorcycle division?
Answer
BMW Motorrad
Which city is home to BMW's largest production plant?
Answer
Spartanburg
Which British luxury car brand did BMW acquire from Volkswagen in 2003?
Answer
Rolls-Royce
Which BMW model series debuted in 1975?
Answer
3 Series
What was BMW's first production car?
Answer
BMW Dixi
What does the BMW acronym stand for in German?
Answer
Bayerische Motoren Werke
What city is home to BMW's global headquarters?
Answer
Munich
In what year was BMW originally founded?
Answer
1916