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Friddle: In the 1960s and early 1970s pony cars were offered as affordable alternatives to muscle cars.  What was Pontiac’s pony car version of the GTO?

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Last Week’s Friddle: What was the name of the sentient talking Trans Am on the 1980s television series Knight Rider?

Last Week’s Friddle: KITT (Knight Industries Two Thousand)

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Friddle: What was the name of the sentient talking Trans Am on the 1980s television series Knight Rider?

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Last Week’s Friddle: Which Italian automaker powered their sports cars with Corvette engines during the mid-1960s ?

Last Week’s Friddle: Iso

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Friddle: Which Italian automaker powered their sports cars with Corvette engines during the mid-1960s?

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Last Week’s Friddle: What division of GM developed a V-8 diesel for passenger cars built from 1978 through 1985?

Last Week’s Friddle: Oldsmobile (LF9 Diesel - 5.7L)

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Friddle: What division of GM developed a V-8 diesel for passenger cars built from 1978 through 1985?

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Last Week’s Friddle: What defunct Ohio-based automobile manufacturer equipped certain models with a compass and Kodak camera as standard equipment?

Last Week’s Friddle: Templar

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Friddle: What defunct Ohio-based automobile manufacturer equipped certain models with a compass and Kodak camera as standard equipment?

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Last Week’s Friddle: Can you name the luxury car company, headquartered in Coventry, England, who were originally founded as a motorcycle sidecar manufacturer?

Last Week’s Friddle Answer: Jaguar

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Friddle: Can you name the luxury car company, headquartered in Coventry, England, who were originally founded as a motorcycle sidecar manufacturer?

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Last Week’s Friddle: From 1968 to 1970, AMC produced what unique two-seater muscle car to compete head-to-head with the Chevrolet Corvette?

Last Week’s Friddle Answer: AMX

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Friddle: From 1968 to 1970, AMC produced what unique two-seater muscle car to compete head-to-head with the Chevrolet Corvette?

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Last Week’s Friddle: Removable T-tops were once a very popular automotive design feature, who invented them?

Last Week’s Friddle Answer: Gordon Buehrig

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Friddle: Removable T-tops were once a very popular automotive design feature, who invented them?

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Last Week’s Friddle: On this day in 1992, Chevrolet produced its one-millionth unit of what model?

Last Week’s Friddle Answer: Corvette

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Friddle: On this day in 1992, Chevrolet produced its one-millionth unit of what model?

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Last Week’s Friddle: In what year did the Japanese company Tsukuba Mechanical Engineering build the first autonomous, driverless, vehicle?

Last Week’s Friddle Answer: 1955

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Friddle: In what year did the Japanese company Tsukuba Mechanical Engineering build the first autonomous, driverless, vehicle?

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Last Week’s Friddle: In 2010, Dodge hired what actor to do the voice-over in their Ram Heavy Duty Truck commercial Truck of the Blank 60?

Last Week’s Friddle Answer: Sam Elliott

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