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Last Week’s Friddle: What is the longest-running, uninterrupted, automobile nameplate still in production?

Last Week’s Friddle Answer: Suburban

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Last Week’s Friddle: Besides Pontiac, what other automobile manufacturer produces a GTO?

Last Week’s Friddle Answer: Ferrari

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Last Week’s Friddle: What type of engine is pistonless and has a crankshaft that remains stationary while the block rotates around it?

Last Week’s Friddle Answer: A Rotary Engine

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Last Week’s Friddle: What is the historical significance of the earliest known motor vehicle to feature a mounted rear-view mirror?

Last Week’s Friddle Answer: Ray Harroun’s Marmon “Wasp” which won the inaugural Indy 500

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Last Week’s Friddle: Can you name BMW’s one and only mid-engine designed supercar?

Last Week’s Friddle Answer: M1

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Last Week’s Friddle: Who is Mercedes of the German manufacturer Mercedes-Benz?

Last Week’s Friddle Answer: The incorporation of the name Mercedes in the new brand name honored the most important model series of Daimler Motoren Gesellschaft automobiles, the Mercedes series, which were designed and built by Wilhelm Maybach.  They derived their name from a 1900 engine named after the daughter of Emil Jellinek.  Jellinek became one of DMG’s directors in 1900 and ordered a small number of race cars, which were built to his specifications by Maybach.  Jellinek stipulated that the engine be named Daimler-Mercedes, and made the new automobile famous through motorsports.  That race car later became known as the Mercedes 35 hp, the first of the series of production models bearing the name, Mercedes.

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Last Week’s Friddle: After Daewoo went bankrupt in 1999, GM, Suzuki and SAIC formed GM Daewoo, which produces vehicles for various other automobile brands around the world.  What  badge engineered Chevrolet subcompact is produced by GM Daewoo?

Last Week’s Friddle Answer: Aveo

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Last Week’s Friddle: Which car company’s logo from September 1962 through 1976 featured a fractured deltoid, composed of three arrowhead shapes, forming a three-pointed star?

Last Week’s Friddle Answer: Dodge

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Last Week’s Friddle: What body design characteristic from 1963 is General Motors planning to reintroduce on the 2012 Corvette C7?

Last Week’s Friddle Answer: The split rear window

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Last Week’s Friddle: The Batmobile, from the Batman TV series, is a modified version of what exotic concept car?

Last Week’s Friddle Answer: 1955 Lincoln Futura