U.S Automotive History
Chrysler's 1951 introduction of this feature marked the first widely available American power steering system?
A. Fluid Drive
B. TorqueFlite
C. Hydraguide
D. PowerFlite
C. Hydraguide
In Maximum Overdrive, the primary antagonist vehicle is this heavily modified truck?
A. Peterbilt 359
B. Mack RS700
C. Kenworth W900
D. Freightliner FLD
B. Mack RS700
In hot rod slang, a "deuce" usually refers to which car?
A. 1932 Ford
B. 1942 Chevrolet
C. 1955 Chevy
D. 1937 Dodge
A. 1932 Ford
Lightning McQueen's racing number in Cars is
A. 42
B. 95
C. 51
D. 88
B. 95
NASCAR was founded in?
A. 1936
B. 1948
C. 1955
D. 1962
B. 1948
The 1963 Chevrolet Corvette Sting Ray introduced this controversial rear suspension design?
A. Solid Axle
B. Torsion Bar
C. Independent Rear Suspension
D. De Dion Axle
C. Independent Rear Suspension
The yellow 1932 Ford coupe in American Graffiti is driven by which character?
A. Curt Henderson
B. Terry "The Toad" Fields
C. Steve Bolander
D. John Milner
D. John Milner
A "flathead" engine refers to which characteristic?
A. No overhead valves
B. Horizontal Cylinders
C. Aluminum Block
D. Turbocharged
A. No overhead valves
Dusty Crophopper is unable to complete without changing this limitation?
A. Engine Type
B. Fuel Type
C. Propeller size
D. Wingspan
A. Engine Type
Richard Petty is nicknamed?
A. The King
B. The Hammer
C. The Rocket
D. The Ace
A. The King
First used in the 1970s Oldsmobile Toronado, this drivetrain layout placed the engine sideways to improve interior space?
A. Longitudinal FWD
B. Transaxle
C. Transverse FWD
D. Rear-engine layout
C. Transverse FWD
On Home Improvement, Tim Taylor's hot rod is most often identified as which model?
A. 1932 Ford Roadster
B. 1934 Ford Coupe
C. 1929 Model A
D. 1936 Ford Tudor
A. 1932 Ford Roadster
The term "blower" on a hot rod usually refers to?
A. Exhaust Pipe
B. Turbocharger
C. Supercharger
D. Carburetor
C. Supercharger
The nickname "Herbie" is derived from?
A. His designer
B. His original owner
C. The mechanic who rebuilt him
D. The racing number 53
C. The mechanic who rebuilt him
The "Indy 500" is held at?
A. Daytona
B. Indianapolis Motor Speedway
C. Talladega
D. Charlotte
B. Indianapolis Motor Speedway
This 1964 model is widely debated as the first "muscle car"?
A. Pontiac GTO
B. Chevrolet Chevelle SS
C. Ford Galaxie 500
D. Dodge Polara
A. Pontiac GTO
The film Days of Thunder was heavily inspired by the real-life rivalry between these NASCAR drivers?
A. Dale Earnhardt and Darrel Waltrip
B. Richard Petty and David Pearson
C. Jeff Gordon and Rusty Wallace
D. Bill Elliott and Cale Yarborough
A. Dale Earnhardt and Darrel Waltrip
A "moon disk" refers to which car part?
A. Steering wheel
B. Wheel cover
C. Headlight
D. Fuel cap
B. Wheel cover
Disney's Test Track ride at Epcot allows guests to experience cars undergoing tests inspired by?
A. NASCAR circuits
B. GM vehicle testing labs
C. Formula One tracks
D. IndyCar speedways
B. GM vehicle testing labs
This NASCAR team owner won championships both as driver and an owner?
A. Rick Hendrick
B. Richard Petty
C. Junior Johnson
D. Roger Penske
C. Junior Johnson
The 426 Hemi earned its nickname due to this distinctive combustion-chamber design?
A. Flat-top pistons
B. Wedge-shaped chambers
C. Hemispherical Chambers
D. Dual spark plugs
C. Hemispherical Chambers
Although American Chopper focuses on motorcycles, its popularity helped fuel renewed interest in what broader automotive culture?
A. Factory restoration
B. Custom fabrication
C. Electric vehicles
D. Import tuning
B. Custom fabrication
A. A racer built for speed
B. A car with a lowered body using lead for bodywork
C. A car that never starts
D. A type of exhaust system
B. A car with a lowered body using lead for bodywork
Goofy drives a vehicle in Mickey and the Roadster Racers that is often described as?
A. A monster truck
B. A jalopy
C. A race van
D. A wacky contraption
D. A wacky contraption
The term "restrictor plate racing" is most associated with these tracks?
A. Bristol and Martinsville
B. Phoenix and Richmond
C. Daytona and Talladega
D. Darlington and Rockingham
C. Daytona and Talledega