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1. What car company was originally headquartered in Spring Hill, TN and produced cars with plastic dent-resistant body panels?
2. Which company produced cars with unusual names such as the Gremlin, Javelin, and Pacer?
3. This car company made only one model, which had stainless steel body panels and was famously used in a movie trilogy. What was it called?
4. This company, which used an American Indian head logo until 1956, actually began as Oakland Motor Company in 1907 and was bought by General Motors in 1909.
5. Which car company was based in South Bend, Indiana, and actually began producing farm, mining, and military wagons in 1852?
6. This company was a division of Chrysler and named after a famous Spanish explorer of the 1500s. Who was it?
7. Name the car company that produced the Storm, Tracker, and Prizm throughout the 1990s.
8. Which car company produced vehicles for a total of 107 years, operating for the last 96 years as a division of General Motors?
9. Name the company that merged with Studebaker in 1954 and stopped production after the 1958 model year, although Studebakers were continued for several more years.
10. What car company primarily produced taxi-cabs but also made cars for the consumer market in the early 1960s?
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