1. Emergency
   A flashy car
2. A policeman in the back
   Are transporting the president

Yes, you should only honk your horn in an emergency. It is not to be used to say hello to your friends!

1. Ronnie Kray
   John Gotti
2. Al Capone
   Carlo Gambino

Al Capone's limousine, a Cadillac, had been impounded in after the gangster's arrest. It was used in 1941 for President Roosevelt after the US declared war on Japan.

1. 100%
   18%
2. 1%
   5%

Yes, only close to a fifth of all American drivers can drive a manual gearbox car.

1. Car radios
   Automatic gearing
2. Fog lamps
   Turbocharged engines

Yes, when car radios were first introduced, a number of lawmakers across many states in the US wanted them banned, saying that they would distract the driver.

1. Ford
   Chevrolet
2. Oldsmobile
   Mercedes

It would have to be a German brand, would it not? Mercedes flatly refused to give the future Fuhrer any funds, however.

1. Toy Story
   The Incredibles
2. Up
   Cars

A sad story indeed. "Cars" was a massive hit for Pixar and who can ever forget Lightning McQueen.

1. True
2. False

A sad story indeed.

1. 5 to 1
   5,000 to 1
2. Billion to 1
   Trillion to 1

That's pretty low, isn't it? Be careful out there, please.

1. 40%
   5%
2. 8%
   3%

That's an incredibly high number. It just shows you how quickly accidents happen. Stay safe out there while driving and always remain vigilant.

1. Los Angeles
   Springfield
2. Houston
   Miami

The population of the City of Angels certainly likes their cars. It might have something to do with high-paid Hollywood actors, don't you think?

1. 1%
   20%
2. 5%
   80%

Incredibly, 80% of modern cars are now recyclable. That's pretty awesome!

1. 70
   55
2. 35
   15

When we are younger, we are certainly more reckless. That might be the reason for figures like this.

1. 1
   2
2. 5
   50

Yes, that smell is thanks to the organic components found throughout the new car. 50 of them, in fact.

1. England
   United States
2. Canada
   Russia

Really? Yes, really! Better keep your car clean if you live in Russia.

1. 6 times
   23 times
2. 8 times
   12 times

Yes, texting and driving is a killer. Don't do it!

1. 1896
   1910
2. 1915
   1922

Yes, it didn't take long for authorities to try to control the speed of vehicles. The first ticket was issued for a driver traveling at 8 mph in 2 mph zone. Who knows how they measured his speed back in those days.

1. 1,000
   200,000
2. 500,000
   30,000

Most of the cars made in the world today are put together from 30,000 parts. It's like a big puzzle.

1. 500,000
   750,000
2. 200,000
   1.25 million

Over 1,25 million people are killed on roads around the world as a result of accidents.

1. 0.5 seconds
   30 milliseconds
2. 1 second
   0.75 seconds

That's seriously quick. But it needs to be to protect you in an accident.

1. Blind
   Deaf
2. Disabled
   A Russian in jail because they had a dirty car

Yes, the inventor of the cruise control, Ralph Teetor, was indeed blind. He also invented invented early versions of the powered lawn mower.

1. 10,000
   25,000
2. 5,000
   165,000

Yes, a staggering 165,000 vehicles are built each day in the world. So over 20 working days - a month - that totals up to over 3.2 million! Incredible.

1. Wood pulp
   Soybeans
2. Cardboard
   Paper

Yes, soybeans formed part of Ford's experimentation in the 1940s. In 2011, Ford announced that soybeans would be used in the manufacture of the seats on their Explorer model.

1. Cattle
   Dogs
2. Horses
   Pigs

Horse-drawn carriages were the prominent form of transport when cars were first invented. And horses poop, which generally meant a massive mess. Cars didn't do this so were seen as a cleaner alternative.

1. 25%
   3%
2. 10%
   75%

Simply incredible. Well we know that Rolls-Royce models are incredibly well built but you would agree, 75% is a sensational number.

1. Around 6 months
   23 years
2. 50 years
   75 years

Yes, the moon certainly is not that far away ... if a car could travel in space and you could sit for 6 months without a gas station break.

1. Porsche
   Bentley
2. Bugatti
   Ferrari

Although they own a number of prestigious car brands, Ferrari is not one of them.

1. 90%
   35%
2. 70%
   5%

In countries like England, people drive on the left-hand side of the road. There are others as well, and left-hand drivers make up 35% of the world's driving population.

1. Over 3 million miles
   200,000 miles
2. 400,000 miles
   600,000 miles

Simple incredible! Yes, Irvin Gordon has driven his 1966 Volvo 1800S over 3 million miles! He has been driving the car for over 60 years.

1. That they can travel up to 1,000 miles on one charge.
   That they have to be noisy enough so pedestrians can actually hear them.
2. That they can run on gasoline if need be.
   That they don't shock anyone.

Electric motors are very quiet, sometimes often silent. For that reason, they must be made audible enough for pedestrians to be able to hear an electric car as well as see it.

1. New Zealand
   Nevada
2. Iceland
   Finland

Yes, Nevada issued the first licenses for self-driving cars as far back as 2012.

1. 5 mph
   18 mph
2. 60 mph
   30 mph

Not very fast, but hey, the car had just been invented! Racing cars do go a lot faster now, though!

1. 2
   4
2. 19
   33

Yes, 19! This world record was achieved by a group of students in Pakistan.

1. 92%
   0%
2. 5%
   13%

That's a staggering figure but great for the environment. Now if only other countries could catch on!

1. 80%
   50%
2. 75%
   95%

Yes, as much as 95% of a car's lifetime is spent not moving.

1. 1990
   2000
2. 2010
   2018

Unbelievable, Lexus still had cassette decks in the SC430 until 2010.

1. 1 million
   5 million
2. 800,000
   50 million

A staggering 50 million people are injured in road accidents each year. Stay safe while driving, please!

1. 1891
   1909
2. 1902
   1900

Yes, believe it or not, the first car accident occurred at the dawn of motoring.

1. 50 million
   25 million
2. 1 billion
   200 million

Yes, 1 billion cars, that's almost a car for every eight people on the planet! No wonder cars have contributed so significantly to the greenhouse effect.

1. 10 days
   38 hours
2. 25 days
   120 hours

38 hours! That's about 38 hours too much. We hate traffic but it's a fact of modern life...