
Cars of the 1980s quiz
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What Audi model first brought all-wheel drive to popular 1980s cars?
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What vehicle class did the Dodge Caravan and Plymouth Voyager pioneer?
Answer: Minivan
Why: Ford rejected the idea, so Lee Iacocca and Hal Sperlich built it at Chrysler: the 1984 minivan had to fit a standard home garage.
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What Eastern European car hit US showrooms in 1985 for under $4,000?
Answer: Yugo
Why: Zastava's Yugo GV listed at $3,990 in 1985, the cheapest new car in America, and US sales peaked near 49,000 in 1987.
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Why was the 1983 Chevrolet Corvette never released to the public?
Answer: Production and quality issues
Why: Chevrolet built 43 pilot cars anyway and had all but one destroyed; the survivor sits today in the National Corvette Museum.
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What brand did Nissan phase out in the early 1980s?
Answer: Datsun
Why: The rebranding effort cost hundreds of millions of dollars as dealerships replaced signage and badges on popular models like the 280ZX.
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What informal phrase inspired Carroll Shelby when naming the 1984 Dodge Omni GLH?
Answer: Goes Like Hell
Why: Shelby followed up with an intercooled version named the GLHS, playfully meaning 'Goes Like Hell S'more.'
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What caused the delay in delivering the high-tech Aston Martin Lagonda?
Answer: Unreliable digital dashboard software
Why: The electronics alone cost four times the budget for the entire car, and the first Series 2 cars reached buyers in 1979, three years after the launch.