
Cars of the 2000s quiz
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What sixteen-cylinder engine layout powered the record-setting Bugatti Veyron?
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Which American car got a retro redesign for the 2005 model year?
Answer: Ford Mustang
Why: Retro went deep: the 2005 car kept a solid rear axle, and independent rear suspension became standard on the Mustang only in 2015.
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Porsche entered the SUV market in 2002 with which high-performance luxury model?
Answer: Cayenne
Why: Porsche built a brand new factory in Leipzig for it, and the first one rolled off the line on 20 August 2002, the day the plant opened.
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Why did early Chevrolet Avalanches feature extensive gray plastic body cladding?
Answer: Debris protection
Why: The plastic later turned chalky and faded, and from mid-2003 buyers could skip it with the "Without Body Hardware" option, nicknamed Slicksides.
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Why did the Mercedes-Benz SLR McLaren feature a pop-up air brake?
Answer: Assisting emergency stopping
Why: Above 95 km/h the spoiler already sits at 10 degrees; stamp on the brake pedal and it snaps up to 65 degrees against the air.
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Which electric car had its chassis assembled by Lotus in Hethel?
Answer: Tesla Roadster
Why: The Roadster packed 6,831 lithium-ion cells and earned a 244-mile EPA range.
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What does the "HHR" in the Chevrolet HHR stand for?
Answer: Heritage High Roof
Why: Bryan Nesbitt, earlier lead designer of the Chrysler PT Cruiser, gave the HHR its retro look from the 1947 Suburban and Advance Design pickups.