Let's have a motoring Quiz

I was between the golf and the polo. Gonna guess the golf as it was named the rabbit in the US for a while.

Derby.

Excellent. To be fair that was a guess rather than one I knew.

A fairly easy one - that could probably be googled but try get it without. Everyone loves a large displacement engine and we've seen plenty of v8, v10, w12 and v12 petrol engines. We've also seen v8 and v10 diesels.

However, what car was the first production car with a v12 diesel engine?

The Phaeton?

I don't know much about them other than a bit on a car show (Top Gear?) when they first came out, and the list of requirements it had to have from the VW boss at the time, and 1 requirement was to be able to drive for 10 hours straight at 190mph or something...

Audi 2008–2012 Q7 SUV

Which car had a 9 kW (12 hp) at 5800 rpm engine and a top speed of 85kph

12hp is super low. That's got to be a prewar car, I'll go with the original Daimler.

Isetta

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Citroën?

Umm my fog lights come on when I put it in reverse, maybe Land Rover, aren’t front and rear parking/indicator lights the same front and back on the old stuff?

Sierra Alpha Alpha Bina

Which car model was known as “Tin Lizzie” ?

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Fiat 124

Which car had Pink Floyd, Rolling Stones and Bon Jovi editions

Correct

Charles de Gaulle

What was the original name of the Austin Mini ?

No, the Morris version was called the Morris Mini Minor.

Answer: All of them.

Everything from 1982 until long after the BMW takeover of Rover Group from British Aerospace, and in some cases right through to Rover being defunct, was a Honda.

Triumph Acclaim, Rover 213/216, Rover 200 Gen 2, Rover 400 Gen 1 and Gen 2 and 45, Rover 600, Rover 800/Sterling were all based on Honda's Ballade, Civic, Concerto, Accord and Legend, of various generations.

SEAT launched the first Ibiza onto the European market in 1984,becoming a sales success.

But who helped developed the powertrain for the car and ended up with their name on the engine cover?