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Last Week’s Friddle: What sports car, originally manufactured in Northern Ireland, featured stainless steel body panels and gull-wing doors?
Last Week’s Friddle Answer: DeLorean DMC-12
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Last Week’s Friddle: The Clean Air Amendments of 1990 mandated the elimination of lead from all U.S. motor fuel by what date?
Last Week’s Friddle Answer: January 1, 1996
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Last Week’s Friddle: What car company’s name means “I roll” in Latin?
Last Week’s Friddle Answer: Volvo
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Last Week’s Friddle: A flat-6, air-cooled engine powered what Chevrolet automobile produced in the 1960’s?
Last Week’s Friddle Answer: Corvair
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Last Week’s Friddle: Which car company was the first to offer modern cruise control?
Last Week’s Friddle Answer: In 1958, Chrysler introduced speedostat controls in the Imperial, New Yorker and Windsor.
Friddle: Which car company was the first to offer modern cruise control?
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Last Week’s Friddle: The Ohio Automobile Company was established in 1899, but changed its name to what in 1902?
Last Week’s Friddle Answer: Packard Motor Car Company
Friddle: The Ohio Automobile Company was established in 1899, but changed its name to what in 1902?
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Last Week’s Friddle: The first diesel engine for vehicles based on direct fuel-injection was built by which commercial vehicle manufacturer?
Last Week’s Friddle Answer: MAN
Friddle: The first diesel engine for vehicles based on direct fuel-injection was built by which commercial vehicle manufacturer?
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Last Week’s Friddle: Plymouth paid $50,000 to Warner Brothers to use the name and likeness of which cartoon character for this 1968 muscle car?
Last Week’s Friddle Answer: Roadrunner
Friddle: Plymouth paid $50,000 to Warner Brothers to use the name and likeness of which cartoon character for this 1968 muscle car?
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Last Week’s Friddle: Originally debuting in 1936, which Lincoln model was revived in 2006?
Last Week’s Friddle Answer: Zephyr
Friddle: Originally debuting in 1936, which Lincoln model was revived in 2006?
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Last Week’s Friddle: What is the location of the only 1983 Chevrolet Corvette in existence?
Last Week’s Friddle Answer: There were 44 Corvettes manufactured with 1983 VIN numbers, but none were released to the public as official production vehicles. All were destroyed except for one, VIN# 1G1AY0783D5100023 (white with medium blue interior), L83 350ci (250hp engine), 4-speed automatic transmission, which is on display at the National Corvette Museum in Bowling Green, Kentucky.
