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Which Famous Race Car Is Known As The General Lee?
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What Number Did Richard Petty Always Race With?
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What Is The Iconic Color Of The Herbie The Love Bug Car?
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Which Famous Race Car Brand Always Races In Ferrari Red?
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What Movie Featured A Black Pontiac Trans Am Race Car?
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Which Racing Series Is Famous For The Indianapolis 500?
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What Animal Logo Appears On The Porsche Race Car Badge?
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What Color Is The Famous Lightning McQueen Race Car?
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Which Country Is Formula One Racing Originally From?
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What Number Is On The Famous Herbie The Love Bug Car?
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Which Famous Show Car Was Transformed Into The Original TV Batmobile?
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What Color Is The Iconic Aston Martin Race Car?
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Which Famous Movie Car Had The License Plate OUTATIME?
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What Animal Is On The Lamborghini Race Car Logo?
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Which Famous Yellow Race Car Belongs To Bumblebee?
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What Famous Race Uses Only Left-Hand Turns?
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Which Spy Always Drove An Aston Martin Race Car?
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What Is The Famous Pink Race Car From Grease Called?
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What Color Is The Famous DeLorean In Back To The Future?
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Which Famous Race Car Is Known As The Mach 5?
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What Shape Is The Famous NASCAR Daytona Track?
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Which Famous Car Brand Sponsors The Formula One Mercedes Team?
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What Famous Number Did Jeff Gordon Race Under In NASCAR?
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Which Movie Features A Red Ferrari Driven By A Teenager?
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What Is The Famous Black And White Flag Called In Racing?
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Which Famous Race Car Driver Is Known As The King?
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What Famous Car Brand Makes The Iconic Le Mans Race Car?
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Which Famous Cartoon Show Featured A Dog Named Mutley Who Rode In A Race Car?
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Which Famous Race Car Is Painted In Classic Gulf Orange And Blue?
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What Famous Color Is The John Player Special Formula One Car?
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Which Famous Race Car Did Steve McQueen Drive In Le Mans?
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What Is The Famous Name Of The Wacky Races Car Driven By Penelope Pitstop?
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Which Formula One Driver Won A Record Seven World Championships Before Lewis Hamilton Matched The Tally?
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Which Cartoon Show Featured A Car Named The Turbo Teen?
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Which Famous Racing Livery Features Distinctive Diagonal Stripes In Red, Blue, And White?
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Which Famous Race Car Appears On The Cover Of The Game Hot Wheels?
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Which Famous Formula One Car Used A Suction Fan To Stick To The Track?
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Which Famous Formula One Car Was Built With Six Wheels Instead Of Four?
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Which Famous Car Is Known As The Bluesmobile?
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What Famous Color Is The Iconic Lotus Formula One Car?
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Which Famous 1968 Musical Film Featured A Magical Car That Could Sail On Water?
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What Is The Famous Name Of The Knight Rider Car?
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Which Famous Race Car Brand Has A Trident As Its Logo?
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Which Famous Racing Car Is Called The Silver Arrow?
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What Famous TV Show Featured The Car Named Starsky's Striped Tomato?
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Which Famous Race Car Is Associated With The Number 88?
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What Color Is The Famous Cadillac That Elvis Presley Drove?
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Which Famous Cartoon Car Was Driven By Penelope Pitstop's Rival Dick Dastardly?
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Which Famous Race Car Is Known As The Banshee?
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Which Famous Race Car Is Called The Red Baron?
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Which Famous Racing Team Uses The Color Blue And White?
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What Famous Movie Featured A Volkswagen Beetle Race Car?
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Which Famous Race Car Brand Is Known For The Le Mans 24-Hour Win?
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Which Famous NASCAR Driver Drove The Famous Number 3 Car?
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Which Famous Race Car Appeared In The Film Days Of Thunder?
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What Famous Italian Town Is Home To The Ferrari Factory And Museum?
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What Famous Color Is The Iconic Tyrrell Formula One Car?
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Which Famous Race Car Brand Is Known For The Bulldog Mascot?
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Which Famous Movie Featured A Talking Race Car Named Sally?
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What Famous Number Did Mario Andretti Race Under In Formula One?
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Which Famous Race Car Is Painted In Classic Red And White Marlboro Colors?
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Which Famous Cartoon Show Featured A Race Car Named The Anthill Mob?
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What Famous Race Car Brand Has A Rearing Horse On Its Hood?
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Which Famous Race Car Driver Was Nicknamed The Flying Finn?
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What Famous Color Is The Iconic Shell Oil Racing Livery?
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Which Famous Race Car Is Known As The Old Spice Car?
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Which Famous Race Car Brand Has A Leaping Jaguar On Its Hood?
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Which Famous TV Car Had A Horn That Played Dixie?
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What Famous Number Did Dale Earnhardt Jr. Race Under In NASCAR?
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Which Famous Race Car Is Known As The Intimidator's Car?
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Which Famous Film Sequel Featured Herbie The Volkswagen Beetle Saving A Home From Developers?
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What Is The Famous Name Of The Car In The Rockford Files?
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Which Famous Race Car Color Is Called Rosso Corsa?
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Which Famous Race Car Driver Was Known As The Velvet Hammer?
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Which Famous Race Car Is Known As The Black Beauty?
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Which Famous Race Car Brand Is Known For The Bowtie Logo?
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Which Famous TV Show Featured A Car Called The A-Team Van?
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What Famous Number Did Jimmie Johnson Race Under In NASCAR?
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Which Famous Race Car Is Called The Wondercar In Formula One?
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Which Famous Actress Played A Race Car Driver In The 1966 Film Spinout?
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What Is The Famous Name Of The Race Car In Wacky Races Driven By Peter Perfect?
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Which Famous Race Car Color Is Known As Blu Di Francia?
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Which Famous Movie Featured A Disguised Ambulance Racing Across The Country?
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The Bandit Car
2
The Knight Rider Car
3
The Dukes Of Hazzard Car
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The Starsky And Hutch Car
The bright orange 1969 Dodge Charger called the General Lee jumped its way into TV history on The Dukes Of Hazzard.
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43
2
3
3
88
4
28
Richard Petty, nicknamed The King, made No. 43 so famous that NASCAR retired it as a tribute to his legacy.
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White With Red And Blue
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Red With White Stripes
3
Yellow With Black Stripes
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Blue With White Dots
Herbie the Volkswagen Beetle wore No. 53 and his white, red, and blue stripes in the beloved 1968 Disney film.
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Lamborghini
2
Maserati
3
Ferrari
4
Porsche
Ferrari's signature Rosso Corsa, meaning Racing Red, dates back to the early 1900s international racing color codes.
1
Smokey And The Bandit
2
Cannonball Run
3
Days Of Thunder
4
Talladega Nights
Burt Reynolds made the 1977 black and gold Pontiac Trans Am a superstar in Smokey And The Bandit, boosting Pontiac sales enormously.
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IndyCar
2
Le Mans Series
3
NASCAR
4
Formula One
The Indianapolis 500 has been run since 1911, making it one of the oldest and most celebrated motor races in the world.
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A Horse
2
A Bull
3
A Lion
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An Eagle
Porsche's prancing horse logo was borrowed from the coat of arms of Stuttgart, Germany, where the company was founded.
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Orange
2
Green
3
Red
4
Blue
Lightning McQueen, the lovable star of Pixar's Cars in 2006, races as a bright red No. 95 stock car.
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Italy
2
United Kingdom
3
Germany
4
France
Formula One was officially founded in 1950 with the first World Championship race held at Silverstone in England.
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43
2
77
3
53
4
21
Herbie's number 53 appeared in the 1968 Disney film and was chosen almost randomly by the props department.
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The 1955 Lincoln Futura
2
The 1967 Shelby Mustang
3
The 1969 Dodge Charger
4
The 1970 Plymouth Barracuda
Designer George Barris converted the 1955 Lincoln Futura show car into the Batmobile for just $15,000 in 1966.
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Bright Orange
2
British Racing Green
3
Canary Yellow
4
Cobalt Blue
British Racing Green dates back to 1900 when British cars raced in green as their national motorsport color.
1
The Ghostbusters Ecto-1
2
The DeLorean
3
The Bandit's Trans Am
4
The Dukes Of Hazzard Car
The DeLorean time machine from Back To The Future became one of Hollywood's most beloved cars after the 1985 film.
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A Bull
2
A Panther
3
A Falcon
4
A Stallion
Lamborghini founder Ferruccio Lamborghini was born under the Taurus zodiac sign and loved bullfighting, inspiring the raging bull logo.
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A Dodge Challenger
2
A Pontiac Firebird
3
A Ford Mustang
4
A Chevrolet Camaro
Bumblebee from the Transformers films was redesigned as a Chevrolet Camaro in 2007 as part of a GM product placement deal.
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The Monaco Grand Prix
2
The Le Mans 24 Hours
3
The Daytona 500
4
The Pikes Peak Hillclimb
NASCAR's oval tracks like Daytona mean drivers only turn left, which is why race cars are specially built heavier on one side.
1
Ethan Hunt
2
James Bond
3
Napoleon Solo
4
Jason Bourne
James Bond first drove an Aston Martin DB5 in the 1964 film Goldfinger, and it became his most iconic vehicle ever.
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The Pink Lady
2
Pink Thunder
3
Hot Rod Rosie
4
Greased Lightning
Greased Lightning from the 1978 film Grease was a 1948 Ford De Luxe, and the song about it became a worldwide hit.
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White
2
Silver
3
Blue
4
Black
The DeLorean's unpainted stainless steel body gave it that iconic silver look — no paint needed!
1
Lightning McQueen's Car
2
The General Lee
3
Speed Racer's Car
4
Herbie's Car
The Mach 5 starred in the 1960s anime series Speed Racer and became one of TV's most beloved cartoon cars.
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Oval
2
Triangle
3
Rectangle
4
Figure Eight
Daytona's 2.5-mile oval was built in 1959 and replaced beach racing on the actual Florida shoreline.
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Audi
2
Mercedes-Benz
3
BMW
4
Volkswagen
Mercedes-Benz dominated Formula One for years, winning eight consecutive constructors' championships from 2014 to 2021.
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24
2
88
3
11
4
48
Jeff Gordon's rainbow-colored No. 24 Chevrolet became one of NASCAR's most recognized cars of the 1990s.
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The Fast And The Furious
2
Risky Business
3
Ferris Bueller's Day Off
4
Grease
The 1961 Ferrari 250 GT California in Ferris Bueller's Day Off was worth an estimated $350,000 — and it didn't survive the film.
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The Winner's Signal
2
The Checkered Flag
3
The Finish Banner
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The Victory Flag
The checkered flag has ended races since the 1900s — no one knows exactly why that pattern was first chosen.
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Mario Andretti
2
Jeff Gordon
3
Dale Earnhardt
4
Richard Petty
Richard Petty earned the nickname The King after winning a record 200 NASCAR races over his legendary career.
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Chevrolet
2
Ford
3
Porsche
4
Dodge
Porsche has won the 24 Hours of Le Mans race a record 19 times, more than any other manufacturer in history.
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Wacky Races
2
Turbo Teen
3
Speed Buggy
4
The Perils Of Penelope Pitstop
Muttley was Dick Dastardly's snickering sidekick in the 1968 Hanna-Barbera cartoon Wacky Races riding in the Mean Machine.
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The Shelby Cobra
2
The Lotus 49
3
The Ford GT40
4
The Gulf Porsche 917
The Gulf-liveried Porsche 917 became a style icon after Steve McQueen drove one in the 1971 film Le Mans.
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Black And Gold
2
Red And White
3
Blue And Silver
4
Green And Yellow
Lotus painted their 1972 Formula One car black and gold to match John Player Special cigarette branding, making it one of racing's most stylish liveries ever.
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Ford GT40
2
Jaguar E-Type
3
Ferrari 250
4
Porsche 917
Steve McQueen was such a passionate racer that he actually lobbied to compete in the real 1970 Le Mans race before filming began.
1
The Mean Machine
2
The Ant Hill Mob Car
3
The Turbo Terrific
4
The Compact Pussycat
Penelope Pitstop drove a glamorous pink car in the 1968 Hanna-Barbera cartoon, and she later got her own spinoff show the very next year.
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Ayrton Senna
2
Niki Lauda
3
Alain Prost
4
Michael Schumacher
Michael Schumacher claimed his seventh title in 2004 driving for Ferrari and held the record alone for sixteen years.
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Turbo Teen
2
Wacky Races
3
The Perils Of Penelope
4
Speed Buggy
The 1984 ABC cartoon Turbo Teen featured a teenager who accidentally merged with his red sports car and transformed back and forth when temperatures changed.
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John Player Special
2
Rothmans Racing
3
Martini Racing
4
Gulf Racing
Martini Racing's iconic striped livery has appeared on Porsche, Lancia and Williams cars since the 1970s.
1
The Splittin Image
2
The Deora
3
The Silhouette
4
The Twin Mill
The Twin Mill was one of the very first 16 Hot Wheels cars released in 1968 and remains the brand's most recognized original design to this day.
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The Ferrari 312T
2
The Tyrrell P34
3
The Brabham BT46B
4
The Lotus 88
The Brabham BT46B won its only race in 1978 then was withdrawn after rivals protested its vacuum fan system.
1
The McLaren M23
2
The Ferrari 312
3
The BRM P160
4
The Tyrrell P34
The Tyrrell P34 won the 1976 Swedish Grand Prix and remains the only six-wheeled car to win a Formula One race.
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1974 Dodge Monaco
2
1967 Ford Mustang
3
1972 Chevy Impala
4
1969 Dodge Charger
The 1974 Dodge Monaco police car starred in The Blues Brothers and became a cult classic overnight.
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Blue And Silver
2
Red And White
3
Black And Gold
4
Green And Yellow
The original Lotus Formula One cars raced in British Racing Green with yellow trim before switching to sponsor colors.
1
Smokey And The Bandit
2
Chitty Chitty Bang Bang
3
Grease
4
The Love Bug
Chitty Chitty Bang Bang was based on Ian Fleming's 1964 children's novel about a fantastical car with extraordinary abilities.
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KARR
2
TURBO
3
APEX
4
KITT
KITT stood for Knight Industries Two Thousand and was a talking black Pontiac Trans Am that aired from 1982 to 1986.
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Bentley
2
Bugatti
3
Alfa Romeo
4
Maserati
Maserati's trident logo was inspired by the Neptune fountain in Bologna, Italy, where the company was founded in 1914.
1
BRM P25
2
Mercedes W196
3
Vanwall VW5
4
Alfa Romeo 158
Mercedes stripped the white paint off their 1934 racer to meet weight limits, revealing bare silver metal and the nickname stuck forever.
1
Starsky And Hutch
2
Miami Vice
3
CHiPs
4
The Dukes Of Hazzard
Starsky's red Ford Gran Torino with its white stripe earned the nickname Striped Tomato from the show's own characters.
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Jimmie Johnson's Car
2
Dale Earnhardt Jr.'s Car
3
Jeff Gordon's Car
4
Tony Stewart's Car
Dale Earnhardt Jr. raced the famous No. 88 National Guard Chevrolet and was NASCAR's most popular driver for 15 straight years.
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White
2
Pink
3
Baby Blue
4
Gold
Elvis bought his mother a pink 1955 Cadillac Fleetwood, and it became one of the most famous celebrity cars in history.
1
The Bulletproof Bomb
2
The Mean Machine
3
The Creepy Coupe
4
The Turbo Terrific
Dick Dastardly's purple Mean Machine from Wacky Races was the fastest car in the show but he always cheated and still lost.
1
The Pontiac GTO
2
The Chevy Corvette
3
The Ford Mustang
4
The Dodge Charger
The Pontiac Banshee concept car from 1964 inspired the Firebird and became a beloved piece of American muscle car history.
1
The Ferrari Testarossa
2
The Alfa Romeo Spider
3
The STP Red Baron Racer
4
The Dodge Viper GTS
The STP Red Baron was a famous 1970s show car built by Ed Roth that thrilled crowds at car shows across America.
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Hendrick Motorsports
2
Joe Gibbs Racing
3
Penske Racing
4
Roush Fenway Racing
Roger Penske founded his iconic blue and white team in 1966, and it became one of the most winning teams in American motorsport history.
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Grease
2
Cannonball Run
3
Days Of Thunder
4
The Love Bug
Disney's 1968 film The Love Bug starred Herbie, a self-driving VW Beetle who won races on his own — and audiences absolutely adored him.
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Chevy Camaro
2
Dodge Viper
3
Ford GT40
4
Pontiac Firebird
Ford built the GT40 specifically to beat Ferrari at Le Mans, and it famously won four years in a row from 1966 to 1969.
1
Dale Earnhardt Sr.
2
Jimmie Johnson
3
Tony Stewart
4
Jeff Gordon
Dale Earnhardt Sr. made the black No. 3 Chevy legendary, earning him the nickname The Intimidator and seven NASCAR championships.
1
The STP Pontiac
2
The Budweiser Ford
3
The Mello Yello Chevy
4
The Pennzoil Oldsmobile
Tom Cruise drove the bright yellow Mello Yello Chevy in the 1990 film, and real NASCAR champion Rusty Wallace served as his driving coach.
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Maranello
2
Milan
3
Bologna
4
Naples
Ferrari's factory has been in tiny Maranello since 1943 and fans travel worldwide just to visit it.
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Green And Yellow
2
Red And White
3
Black And Gold
4
Blue And White
The Tyrrell team raced in striking blue and white livery and famously ran a six-wheeled car in 1976.
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Chevy Racing
2
Dodge Racing
3
Ford Racing
4
Mack Trucks Racing
Mack Trucks has used a bulldog hood ornament since 1932, and their racing trucks are instantly recognized by that iconic chrome dog.
1
Herbie Fully Loaded
2
Speed Racer
3
Turbo
4
Cars
Sally Carrera is a 2002 Porsche 911 in Pixar's Cars, and she was voiced by actress Bonnie Hunt in the 2006 film.
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12
2
5
3
33
4
27
Mario Andretti wore number 5 when he won the 1978 Formula One World Championship, making him the only American to win it in the modern era.
1
Lotus 79
2
McLaren MP4
3
Ferrari F40
4
Williams FW14
The Marlboro McLaren partnership from the 1970s through 1990s produced some of Formula One's most iconic red and white liveries ever seen.
1
Turbo Teen
2
Wacky Races
3
Wheelie And The Chopper Bunch
4
Speed Buggy
The Anthill Mob drove the Bulletproof Bomb in Wacky Races, and the lovable gang of gangsters later got their own spinoff show called The Perils Of Penelope Pitstop.
1
Dodge Charger
2
Pontiac Firebird
3
Chevy Corvette
4
Ford Mustang
Ford introduced the Mustang in April 1964 and sold over one million in just two years, making it one of the fastest-selling cars in history.
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Kimi Raikkonen
2
Alain Prost
3
Niki Lauda
4
Mika Hakkinen
Mika Hakkinen earned his nickname for his blazing speed and won back-to-back Formula One World Championships in 1998 and 1999 driving for McLaren.
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Orange And White
2
Blue And Silver
3
Yellow And Red
4
Green And Gold
Shell's yellow and red colors have appeared on Ferrari race cars for decades, and their partnership began all the way back in 1929.
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Kyle Busch's Car
2
Tony Stewart's Car
3
Jeff Gordon's Car
4
Jimmie Johnson's Car
Tony Stewart's No. 14 NASCAR car famously carried Old Spice sponsorship, making the brand cool again with racing fans.
1
Peugeot
2
Alfa Romeo
3
Jaguar
4
Bentley
Jaguar's leaping cat hood ornament debuted in the 1930s and the brand won Le Mans five times in a row in the 1950s.
1
Starsky's Torino
2
KITT
3
The General Lee
4
The Bandit's Trans Am
The General Lee's Dixie horn became one of TV's most recognized sounds, heard in nearly every episode of The Dukes of Hazzard.
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88
2
20
3
48
4
11
Dale Jr. drove the No. 88 National Guard Chevy for Hendrick Motorsports and won the NASCAR Most Popular Driver award 15 times in a row.
1
The Yellow No. 51 Dodge
2
The Red No. 8 Ford
3
The Blue No. 5 Pontiac
4
The Black No. 3 Chevy
Dale Earnhardt Sr. earned the nickname The Intimidator for his aggressive driving style in his famous black No. 3 Goodwrench Chevrolet.
1
Herbie Goes Bananas
2
The Love Bug Returns
3
Herbie Goes To Monte Carlo
4
Herbie Rides Again
Herbie Rides Again from 1974 featured the beloved white VW Beetle helping an elderly woman fight off greedy property developers.
1
The Gold Firebird
2
The Red Camaro
3
The Blue Mustang
4
The Silver Corvette
James Garner's gold 1977 Pontiac Firebird Esprit in The Rockford Files became famous for its signature reverse J-turn maneuver.
1
British Racing Green
2
German Racing Silver
3
French Racing Blue
4
Italian Racing Red
Rosso Corsa means racing red in Italian and has been Ferrari's signature color since the early 1900s international racing rules.
1
David Pearson
2
Cale Yarborough
3
Darrell Waltrip
4
Bobby Allison
Cale Yarborough earned the nickname The Velvet Hammer for his smooth yet powerful driving style and won three straight NASCAR championships from 1976 to 1978.
1
The Green Hornet Car
2
The General Lee
3
KITT
4
The Batmobile
The Black Beauty was the sleek black Chrysler Imperial driven by Kato and the Green Hornet in the 1966 TV series.
1
Dodge
2
Chevrolet
3
Ford
4
Pontiac
Chevrolet's famous bowtie emblem has appeared on NASCAR race cars since the 1950s and is one of motorsport's most recognized badges.
1
The Dukes Of Hazzard
2
Knight Rider
3
The A-Team
4
Magnum P.I.
The black and gray GMC Vandura van from the 1980s A-Team series became so iconic that replica vans still sell at auction today.
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48
2
20
3
24
4
11
Jimmie Johnson won seven NASCAR Cup Series championships driving the No. 48 Lowe's Chevrolet, tying a record held by Richard Petty and Dale Earnhardt.
1
The McLaren M23
2
The Ferrari 312
3
The Lotus 49
4
The Tyrrell 006
The 1967 Lotus 49 was nicknamed the Wondercar because it was the first Formula One car to use the engine as a structural chassis component.
1
Shelley Fabares
2
Nancy Sinatra
3
Ann-Margret
4
Tuesday Weld
Shelley Fabares starred opposite Elvis Presley in Spinout as a wealthy woman determined to marry the racing star.
1
The Turbo Terrific
2
The Crimson Haybaler
3
The Boulder Mobile
4
The Compact Pussycat
Peter Perfect's sleek Turbo Terrific was the most streamlined car in the 1968 Hanna-Barbera cartoon Wacky Races, though it rarely won.
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German Racing Silver
2
French Racing Blue
3
Italian Racing Red
4
British Racing Green
France's national racing color, Blu di Francia, dates back to 1900 when French cars raced in blue at the Gordon Bennett Cup in Ireland.
1
Talladega Nights
2
The Cannonball Run
3
Smokey And The Bandit
4
Days Of Thunder
The 1981 comedy The Cannonball Run featured Burt Reynolds hiding in an ambulance to dodge police during an illegal cross-country race.
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