125 Fun Car Trivia Questions And Answers to Test You (2025)
These fun car trivia questions and answers with test your knowledge. How much do you know about cars and their history?
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1. What Pixar movie features a Corvette racing car?
2. Chevy is short for what car brand?
3. A ____________ is a car that can be driven with or without a roof.
4. True or False: all cars have four wheels
5. True or False: car manufacturers have always included seat belts in their standard equipment.
6. Which is NOT a brand within the General Motors car company?
a. Cadillac
b. Chevrolet
c. Ford
d. Buick
7. Founded by Elon Musk, this American-based automotive company designs and manufactures electric vehicles.
8. What is the most popular car color?
9. What does the word “automobile” mean?
10. Dodge’s logo is of what animal?
11. True or False: Lamborghini is produced in America
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Classic Car Trivia Questions And Answers
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12. What former “Tonight Show” host is famous for his car collection?
13. Which British manufacturer of luxury cars was founded by Lionel Martin and Robert Bamford in 1913?
14. Which of these cars is NOT considered a classic car?
a. Ford Mustang Shelby GT350
b. Chevrolet El Camino SS
c. Tesla Model Y
d. Porsche 911
15. True or False: A car is considered a classic if it was manufactured in 2000 or earlier.
16. Which car brand makes the Mustang?
17. Modified classic cars that are street safe are also called:
18. With limited production and designed by Enzo Ferrari himself, this car is one of the most rare cars in the world.
19. What animal is on the Porsche logo?
20. The first Chevy Camaro to come off the production line was what color?
a. Black
b. Red
c. Yellow
d. Gray
21. Which car brand makes the “Beetle” car model?
Muscle Car Trivia Questions And Answers
22. What qualifies a car to be a “muscle car?
23. Stephen King’s possessed car “Christine” was what muscular Plymouth model?
24. Which former division of General Motors produced the 1962 Grand Prix, 1967 Firebird, and 1969 Trans Am?
25. True or False: A hemi-engine and a V-8 engine are the same thing.
26. The most iconic American muscle car is the Ford ________.
27. True or False: The Plymouth Barracuda and the ‘Cuda are the same muscle car.
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28. What was the first American-produced Japanese car?
29. The world’s first road made specifically for cars was paved in which U.S. city?
30. The “World’s Largest Truckstop” including eight restaurants, a chiropractor, and a barbershop is located in which U.S. state?
31. What auto brand’s name is an Italian acronym?
32. How many cars are manufactured in the United States each year?
a. 3 million
b. 1.8 million
c. 6.6 million
33. This Arizona-based online car retailer is known for its multi-story “auto vending machine.”
34. Which Stellantis brand (that’s headquartered in Auburn Hills, Michigan) makes the Durango, Neon, and Charger vehicles?
35. Which two companies are currently the world’s largest car manufacturers?
36.
37. The ThrustSSC was the first car to do what in the Nevada desert in 1997?
38. An affordable, stylish, American car built with mass-produced parts is called a:
a. Cougar car
b. Pony car
c. Muscle car
39. Ralph Teetor was a blind mechanical engineer who created this car feature:
40. Toyota’s most popular brand of car is the _______.
41. The average pit stop time for a Formula 1 race is how many seconds?
42. Ferdinand Porsche is best known for creating “the people’s car”, which is:
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Sports & Luxury Car Trivia Facts
43. What luxury car brand has a “Spirit of Ecstacy” hood ornament?
44. Which luxury car brand has a well-known “L” logo?
45. What sports car brand is known for its 911 model? (First introduced in 1963)
46. Which sports car brand is named after a type of bull?
47. The luxury car manufacturer, Bayerische Motoren Werke AG, is also known as:
48. The classic three-pointed star of the Mercedes Benz logo symbolizes what three things?
a. Speed, safety, sophistication
b. Land, air, sea
c. Luxury, longevity, quality
d. Air, wind, fire
49. Which luxury car brand is owned by Volkswagen?
50. The one-off Bugatti La Voiture Noire is officially the most expensive new car ever made. It costs a total:
a. $500,000
b. $1.5 Million
c. $13.4 Million
NASCAR Trivia
51. NASCAR is an acronym for:
National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing
52. True or False: before building the Daytona International Speedway, cars would race on the beach.
True
53. The Indy 500 takes place in what city?
Indianapolis
54. Who is the only driver to win a Nextel Cup, a Winston Cup, and a Sprint Cup?
a. Tony Stewart
b. Jeff Gordon
c. Kyle Busch
Answer: A. Tony Stewart
55. How many laps are in the Daytona 500?
200
56. In the NASCAR Cup Series, typically how many cars race in each event?
40
57. Who has the most father-son wins in NASCAR?
Richard and Lee Petty
58. Where is the longest oval track in NASCAR located?
Talladega Superspeedway
59. NASCAR was established due to:
a. World War II
b. Prohibition
Answer: B. Prohibition
60. What color is the flag that indicates the start of the race?
Green
61. What does it mean to “pit?”
Stop in the designated pit area to refuel, get new tires, adjust the suspension, etc.
62. True or False: There is a point system for NASCAR racers
True (they collect points to qualify for the end of the season).
63. These drivers have all attributed the popularity of NASCAR except:
a. Jeff Gordon
b. Dale Earnhardt
c. Chase Elliott
d. Ricky Bobby
Answer: D. Ricky Bobby
64. What color is the flag that signals “caution” during a Nascar race?
Yellow (Red means the race is halted, and black means the driver must leave the track) Nascar
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Historical Car Trivia
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65. Which is a type of automobile?
a. Steam
b. Gasoline
c. Electric
d. All the above
Answer: D. All of the above
66. True or False: Karl Friedrich Benz is credited to making the first gasoline automobile
True
67. Karl Friedrich Benz is from what country?
Germany
68. These two brothers set up the first American car manufacturing company:
Charles Edgar Duryea and his brother Frank (in 1893)
69. What type of automobile (from ? #65) was the first self-propelled road vehicle?
Steam
70. In what year was the first car invented?
1886 (when Karl Friedrich Benz patented his car)
71. The world’s first electric traffic light was installed in 1914 in which U.S. city?
a. Chicago
b. San Francisco
c. Cleveland
d. Kansas City
Answer: C. Cleveland
72. What was the first car to be mass-produced?
Ford’s Model T
73. True or False: In 1769 the first three-wheeled military tractor was built for the French army.
True
74. NASCAR ran its first race in Daytona Beach in what year?
1948
75. What was Henry Ford’s first vehicle on 4 wheels called?
The Quadricycle (Ford Company)
76. In 1965 this car sold more than one million units, which still holds a record.
Chevrolet Impala
77. In 1908, this American automotive car manufacturer was incorporated in the state of Michigan.
General Motors
78. In 1940 the United States military produced its first four-wheel vehicle called:
The Jeep
79. Who was the first person to install a moving assembly line in 1913, which reduced the costs of automobiles?
Henry Ford
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TV / Movie Car Trivia
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80. What movie made the 1959 Cadillac Meteor-Miller instantly famous? It was modified with lights, sirens, and scientific hardware.
81. Hall of Famer Herb Thomas (2013) was the first two-time premier series driver champion. His career became the basis for what character in the Cars film franchise?
82. What film franchise, featuring more than 9 movies, is centered around fast cars, street racing, heists, and family?
83. The classic television series Starsky and Hutch featured two cops and their red and white Ford ___________.
a. Bronco
b. Thunderbird
c. Gran Torino
84. In the 2006 film Talladega Nights, NASCAR racer Ricky Bobby and friend Cal Jr are also known as ______ and _______ for their ability to finish races as #1 and #2.
85. The Herbie film franchise features this type of car:
86. Dominic Torretto drives this iconic car in the The Fast and Furious film:
87. The 1981 DeLorean DMC achieved legendary status in this futuristic film:
88. In the movie Dumb and Dumber, the 1984 Ford Econoline van was redesigned to look like what animal?
89. Thelma and Louise drove in style in what kind of car?
90. In the film Transformers, the yellow and black Chevy Camaro is named:
91. The iconic orange 1969 Dodge Charger is named the General Lee in what film:
92. True or False: A real Ferrari 250 GT was used in Ferris Bueller’s Day Off.
93. Dean Winchester drives a 1967 Chevrolet Impala in this television series:
94. The movie Ford vs Ferrari follows the story of what real-life driver who dreamed of creating a car that could race against the Corvette and Ferrari
95. What kind of car was the original KITT car on the old tv show “Knight Rider”?
96.
97. What film character popularized the Aston Martin?
a. Bruce Wayne
b. James Bond
c. Indiana Jones
98. What car was featured in the movie Gone in 60 Seconds?
99. What car did Tony Soprano drive in the TV show The Sopranos?
100. What was Walter White’s original car in the famous tv show Breaking Bad?
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Automotive Parts Trivia
101. In the U.S., the metal part of a car that covers the engine is called a hood; in the UK, this part goes by the name of what piece of headgear?
Bonnett
102. How many parts does the average car have?
a. 300
b. 30,000
c. 300,000
Answer: B. 30,000
103. Which car feature was once nearly outlawed in multiple states?
The radio
104. Where on a car would you find hubcaps?
The wheels
105. What is the name for the glass section on the roof of some vehicles?
Sunroof
106. Radiators pull _____ into the engine to keep it cool.
Air
107. ABS refers to this car feature:
Brakes (Anti-lock braking systems)
108. What does the odometer measure?
a. Speed
b. Mileage
c. Temperature
Answer: B. Mileage
109. A manual car has how many pedals?
Three (Clutch, brake, accelerator)
110. The dashboard symbol for Hazard Lights is what shape?
Triangle
111. How many gears do most cars have?
5
112. What is the name of the system that starts the car?
Ignition
113. A dipstick measures the level of:
Oil
114. What does HP stand for when referring to the engine?
Horsepower
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Hard Car Trivia Questions
Finally, this car trivia quiz is more advanced for adults.
115. What is the oldest car company?
Peugeot (It was founded in 1810 as a coffee mill company and began producing cars in 1882)
116. What was the first Chevy sports car?
The First Generation Corvette (1953-1962)
117. What car company made the first car with a turbocharger?
Porsche
118. What car has the highest recorded top speed?
The Bugatti Veryron Super Sport 300+
119. What is the top speed of the Bugatti Chiron?
261 mpg
120. What is the fastest accelerating car in the world?
Dodge Challenger SRT Demon 170 – 1.66 seconds (0-60mph) (As of Feb 2024)
121. Who invented the first automatic transmission?
A Canadian steam engineer, Alfred Horner Munro (source)
122. What is the fastest 0 to 60 production car in the world?
Koenigsegg Gemera (source)
123. What did the first car, made by Benz Patent-Motorwagen, cost?
$1,000 (source)
124. What is the youngest U.S. car brand?
Tesla Motors Inc.
125. What term is used for a bad car?
A lemon
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