Q: What's the only car to appear simultaneously on the covers of Time and Newsweek?
 

A: The Mustang.

Q: What was the lowest priced mass produced American car?
 

A: The 1925 Ford Model T Runabout. Cost $260, $5 less than 1924.

Q: What is the fastest internal combustion American production car?
 

A: The 2013 Dodge SRT Viper tested by Chrysler at 206 mph. which beat the Chevrolet Corvette ZR1 by just one mile per hour.

Q: What automaker's first logo incorporated the Star of David?
 

A: The Dodge Brothers.

Q: Who wrote to Henry Ford, "I have drove fords exclusively when I could get away with one. It has got every other car skinned, and even if my business hasn't been strictly legal, it don't hurt anything to tell you what a fine car you got in the V-8"?
 

A: Clyde Barrow (of Bonnie and Clyde) in 1934.

Q: What car was the first production V12, as well as the first production car with aluminum pistons?
 

A: The 1915 Packard Twin-Six. Used during WWI in Italy, these motors inspired Enzi Ferrari to adopt the V12 himself in 1948.

Q: What was the first car to use power operated seats?
 

A: They were first used on the 1947 Packard line.

Q: Which of the Chrysler "letter cars" sold the fewest amount?
 

A: In 1963 only 400, 300J's were sold (they skipped" "I" because it looked like a number 1).

Q: What car company was originally known as Swallow Sidecars (aka SS)?
 

A: Jaguar, which was an SS model first in 1935, and ultimately the whole company by 1945.

Q: What car delivered the first production V12 engine?
 

A: The cylinder wars were kicked off in 1915 after Packard's chief engineer, Col. Jesse Vincent, introduced its Twin-Six.

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