Classic Car Quiz

1. Which Swedish manufacturer produced the P1800 sports coupe?

2. Which British manufacturer produced the E-Type, the sports car introduced in 1961 with a long bonnet and distinctive covered headlamps on early examples?

3. A low, mid-engined Italian coupe has a transversely mounted V12 and carries the Miura name. Which manufacturer built it?

4. The 911, first unveiled in the 1960s as a successor to the 356, belongs to which marque?

5. The Type 1, better known in many markets as the Beetle, was produced by which manufacturer?

6. A collector describes a British grand tourer designated DB5, with bodywork associated with Carrozzeria Touring. Which manufacturer built it?

7. The original Shelby Cobra combined a Ford V8 with the chassis and body of which British sports car?

8. At an American muscle-car gathering, you spot a late-1960s Charger. Which division produced this model?

9. Which French model is especially associated with hydropneumatic suspension and a streamlined body introduced in 1955?

10. A 1967 pony car was introduced as a direct market rival to the Ford Mustang. Which manufacturer produced the Camaro?

11. Toyota worked closely with which company on the development and production of the 2000GT sports car?

12. At a classic-car show, you see a red grand tourer carrying a black prancing-horse badge on a yellow shield. Which manufacturer does the badge identify?

13. A restorer finds a 1960s German sports coupe with a rear-mounted, air-cooled flat-six engine. Which model family best matches those clues?

14. Which production innovation is most closely associated with Ford's effort to build the Model T quickly and affordably?

15. You are cataloguing an early 1959 Mini sold under Austin or Morris branding. Which parent company introduced these original versions?

16. Which manufacturer produced the 300 SL, renowned for the gullwing doors fitted to its coupe version?