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Cars & Transport Trivia

Automakers and classic models, motor racing, trains, ships, airships and planes. This category covers how we get around — and the engineering stories behind it.

Type the make, the model or the term yourself. Each question comes with a short fact from transport history.

  • 195questions
  • 41easy
  • 69medium
  • 85hard

What's covered

  • Automakers
  • Classic cars
  • Motor racing
  • Trains
  • Ships
  • Aviation

Cars & Transport Trivia: sample questions

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  1. easy

    What term describes a car body style with a roof that can be folded down or retracted, allowing for open-air driving?

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    Convertible

    Many convertibles use a folding fabric soft-top, but some modern models instead have a retractable hard metal roof that stows itself in the trunk.

  2. easy

    What is the name for the spinning overhead blade assembly that generates the lift allowing a helicopter to fly?

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    Rotor

    A helicopter's main rotor typically spins at 300 to 500 RPM (within the broader 300-600 RPM documented range for helicopters generally), pushing air downward to create the upward force that lifts the aircraft.

  3. medium

    Which American aerospace company designed and manufactured the wide-body 747, the aircraft nicknamed the original 'jumbo jet'?

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    Boeing

    The 747 entered service with Pan Am on January 22, 1970, and was assembled at Boeing's Everett plant, the world's largest building by volume.

  4. medium

    Which American tyre company's fleet of advertising airships, nicknamed blimps, has taken to the skies since the 1920s?

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    Goodyear

    Goodyear built its first commercial blimp, the Pilgrim, in 1925, and its airships have been beaming aerial shots of live sports on TV ever since.

  5. hard

    How many interlocking circles appear in the logo of the German car manufacturer Audi, each representing one of the founding companies of Auto Union?

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    Four

    The circles originally stood for the four founding companies of Auto Union: Audi, DKW, Horch, and Wanderer, which merged in 1932.

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