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1900s: Who is credited with creating the first practical gasoline-powered automobile?
A) Gottlieb Daimler
B) Karl Benz
C) Henry Ford
D) Ransom Olds
1900s: Who is credited with creating the first practical gasoline-powered automobile?
A) Gottlieb Daimler
B) Karl Benz
C) Henry Ford
D) Ransom Olds
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1910s: Which significant invention, introduced by Cadillac, replaced the difficult hand crank, making cars more accessible to the public?
A) Automatic Transmission
B) Electric Starter
C) Ignition Switch
D) Power Steering
1910s: Which significant invention, introduced by Cadillac, replaced the difficult hand crank, making cars more accessible to the public?
A) Automatic Transmission
B) Electric Starter
C) Ignition Switch
D) Power Steering
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1920s: Known for revolutionizing auto production, which model did Henry Ford make widely affordable through mass production techniques?
A) Ford Model A
B) Plymouth Model Q
C) Chevrolet Series M
D) Ford Model T
1920s: Known for revolutionizing auto production, which model did Henry Ford make widely affordable through mass production techniques?
A) Ford Model A
B) Plymouth Model Q
C) Chevrolet Series M
D) Ford Model T
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1930s: Which iconic luxury car maker introduced the V16 engine, representing a major technological advance in power and prestige?
A) Cadillac
B) Rolls Royce
C) Packard
D) Lincoln
1930s: Which iconic luxury car maker introduced the V16 engine, representing a major technological advance in power and prestige?
A) Cadillac
B) Rolls Royce
C) Packard
D) Lincoln
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1940s: During World War II, the need for durable, versatile vehicles led to the creation of which rugged model that remains an American classic today?
A) Jeep Willys
B) Ford GPW
C) Dodge Power Wagon
D) Chevrolet Blazer
1940s: During World War II, the need for durable, versatile vehicles led to the creation of which rugged model that remains an American classic today?
A) Jeep Willys
B) Ford GPW
C) Dodge Power Wagon
D) Chevrolet Blazer
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1950s: Which car brand’s commitment to driver safety led to the debut of seat belts as a standard feature?
A) Chrysler
B) Ford
C) Buick
D) Volvo
1950s: Which car brand’s commitment to driver safety led to the debut of seat belts as a standard feature?
A) Chrysler
B) Ford
C) Buick
D) Volvo
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1960s: Known as the world’s best-selling sports car, which vehicle captured the hearts of automotive enthusiasts with its sleek design and accessible price?
A) Ford Mustang
B) Chevrolet Camaro
C) Pontiac Firebird
D) Dodge Charger
1960s: Known as the world’s best-selling sports car, which vehicle captured the hearts of automotive enthusiasts with its sleek design and accessible price?
A) Ford Mustang
B) Chevrolet Camaro
C) Pontiac Firebird
D) Dodge Charger
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1970s: The oil crisis pushed consumers toward fuel-efficient vehicles. Which compact car became especially popular as a result?
A) Toyota Corolla
B) Volkswagen Beetle
C) Honda Civic
D) Ford Pinto
1970s: The oil crisis pushed consumers toward fuel-efficient vehicles. Which compact car became especially popular as a result?
A) Toyota Corolla
B) Volkswagen Beetle
C) Honda Civic
D) Ford Pinto
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1980s: Which automotive company introduced the first production car with an onboard computer system for diagnostics, changing how cars would be maintained for years to come?
A) Ford
B) General Motors
C) Honda
D) BMW
1980s: Which automotive company introduced the first production car with an onboard computer system for diagnostics, changing how cars would be maintained for years to come?
A) Ford
B) General Motors
C) Honda
D) BMW
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1990s: Environmental concerns spurred the release of the world’s first mass-produced hybrid vehicle. Which car led the charge in hybrid technology?
A) Honda Insight
B) Ford Escape Hybrid
C) Toyota Prius
D) Nissan Leaf
1990s: Environmental concerns spurred the release of the world’s first mass-produced hybrid vehicle. Which car led the charge in hybrid technology?
A) Honda Insight
B) Ford Escape Hybrid
C) Toyota Prius
D) Nissan Leaf
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2000s: As onboard technology advanced, this feature became standard, allowing drivers to navigate with ease. What was it?
A) Adaptive Cruise Control
B) GPS Navigation Systems
C) Bluetooth Connectivity
D) Rearview Camera
2000s: As onboard technology advanced, this feature became standard, allowing drivers to navigate with ease. What was it?
A) Adaptive Cruise Control
B) GPS Navigation Systems
C) Bluetooth Connectivity
D) Rearview Camera
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2010s: Which automotive brand introduced a fully electric vehicle that could drive more than 300 miles on a single charge, sparking the EV revolution?
A) Nissan Leaf
B) BMW i3
C) Chevrolet Volt
D) Tesla Model S
2010s: Which automotive brand introduced a fully electric vehicle that could drive more than 300 miles on a single charge, sparking the EV revolution?
A) Nissan Leaf
B) BMW i3
C) Chevrolet Volt
D) Tesla Model S