The Realanorak Quiz ANSWERS
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The REAL Anorak Quiz ANSWERS Round 1:- Advertising Slogans No. Question Answer 1 Safety Fast MG 2 You can depend on An Austin it! 3 Hand built by robots Fiat (Strada) (as opposed to the Austin Ambassador, which was “Hand Built by Roberts” in the “Not the Nine o’Clock News”, sketch. See https://www.youtube.com/watc h?v=FU-tuY0Z7nQ ) 4 Everything we do is Ford driven by you No. Question Answer 5 Grace…. Space…. Jaguar Pace…. (It’s a shame they have forgotten the first one of these!) 6 The pioneer and still Morgan Runabout the best 7 The only car with its Wolseley name in lights (from its patented illuminated radiator badge) 8 Zoom, zoom, zoom Mazda 9 Made like a gun Royal Enfield (motorcycle) No. Question Answer 10 The power of dreams Honda 11 Takes your breath Peugeot away 12 The car in front is a Toyota 13 Sure as the sunrise Albion lorries (Should have been easy for Dire Straits fans. See “Border Riever”: https://www.youtube.com/watc h?v=Gi35yMzUuVg ) 14 Ugly is only skin Volkswagen (Beetle) deep 15 It’s a ….. honest Skoda No. Question Answer 16 The ultimate driving BMW machine 17 The silent sports car Bentley 18 As old as the Riley industry as modern as the hour 19 Vorsprung durch Audi Technik 20 The relentless Lexus pursuit of perfection Round 2:- Manufacturers’ Names No. Question Answer 1 The Latin for “I roll” Volvo (from the company’s origin as a subsidiary of SKF Bearings) 2 The founders name and an early hillclimb Aston-Martin location (Lionel Martin-Aston Clinton hillclimb) 3 Derived from the Norman, Fulk de Breant’s Vauxhall Hall, which gave its name to an area of London 4 The founder’s daughter Mercedes 5 Chemical symbol for Aluminium and the Alvis Latin for “Strong” (first made aluminium pistons) 6 A high level of achievement Standard 7 General Purpose Vehicle Jeep 8 The owner and his famous shell bearings Vanwall (Tony Vandervell/Thin wall bearings) 9 Named after a dealership in Oxford which MG sold tuned versions of cars made locally. (Morris Garages) 10 English company named after a Shawnee Lagonda settlement in Springfield, Ohio USA. 11 Italian for: Public Company, Lombard Alfa Romeo Automobile Factory + the founder’s name (Anonima Lombarda Fabbrica Automobili Nicola Romeo) 12 Latin for “listen! Audi (previously the Old German equivalent) (formerly Horch) 13 First, middle and last letters of founder’s TVR name (TreVoR Wilkinson) 14 The people’s car Volkswagen 15 From the French for “She Goes!” Elva 16 Smaller version of DAT car. Datsun (Originally Datson but changed because “son” means “loss” in Japanese.) 17 Named after the region in Romania where it Dacia is built. 18 From “Luxury Edition for the United States” Lexus 19 UK car company that changed its name after SS Cars WWII to avoid Nazi connotations. (Swallow Sidecars:- became Jaguar after one of their pre-war model names) 20 Commercial vehicle division of a car maker. Bedford Named after the county town of their manufacturing location. Round 3:- Badges No. Question Answer Badge 1 A Viking ship Rover (from Viking Rovers) 2 Four linked circles Auto-Union/Audi (Merger of Audi, DKW, Horch and Wanderer) 3 Six stars in an oval Subaru (Japanese for the Pleiades six-star constellation) 4 Two herringbone Citroen gearteeth (Andre Citroen invented the double helical gear form) 5 A three-pointed star Mercedes 6 A blue diamond Riley 7 A red triangle Alvis No. Question Answer Badge 8 A blue oval Ford 9 A flying “A” Austin 10 A Winged Arrow Skoda 11 Three Diamonds Mitsubishi 12 Three Elipses Toyota 13 An exultant nude Rolls-Royce 14 Stacked rifles BSA 15 Stylised spinning BMW propeller No. Question Answer Badge 16 A five-pointed star Chrysler made from five triangles 17 A globe Triumph 18 A trident Maserati 19 A stylised bowtie Chevrolet (yes, really!) 20 Three tuning forks Yamaha Round 4:- OE Suppliers No. Question Answer 1 Rubery Owen Chassis 2 Burman Steering boxes 3 Hardy Spicer Universal joints 4 Bluemells Steering wheels 5 Webasto Sunroofs 6 Exide Batteries 7 Moss Gearboxes 8 Borg and Beck Clutches 9 Smiths Instruments 10 Connolly Leather 11 Armstrong Dampers (Shock absorbers) 12 Desmo Mirrors 13 Britax Seat belts 14 Tickford Folding roofs/special bodies 15 Triplex Safety Glass 16 Pressed Steel Fisher Bodyshells 17 Wilmott Bredon Locks/Handles 18 Laycock Overdrives 19 Sankey Wheels 20 Ferodo Brake/Clutch Linings Round 5:- Acronyms No. Question Answer 1 BMW Bayerische Motoren Werke (German: Bavarian Motor Works) 2 SAAB Svenska Aeroplan AktieBolaget (Swedish: Swedish Aeroplane Company Ltd.) 3 FIAT Fabbrica Italiana Automobili Torino (Italian: Italian Car Factory of Turin) 4 DAF Van Doorne's Automobiel Fabriek (Dutch: Van Doorne's Automobile Factory) 5 MG Morris Garages 6 ERA English Racing Automobiles 7 AC Auto Carriers 8 BSA Birmingham Small Arms 9 SEAT Sociedad Española de Automóviles de Turismo (Spanish: Spanish Touring Car Company) 10 ERF Edwin Richard Foden (broke away from Foden steam wagons to build diesel lorries) 11 DKW Dampf-Kraft Wagen (German: steam-powered vehicle) 12 BRM British Racing Motors 13 NSU Neckarsulm Motoren Werke (German: Neckarsulm city where NSU located Motor Works) 14 AMC American Motors Corporation (merger of Nash-Kelvinator and Hudson) 15 GN Founded 1910 by Henry Ronald Godfrey and Archibald Frazer- Nash 16 HRG Founded in 1936 by Major Edward Halford, Guy Robins and HR Godfrey, 17 SIMCA Socit Industrielle de Mecanique et Carrosserie Automobile 18 VW Volkswagen (German: People’s Car) 19 GMC General Motors Corporation 20 BMC British Motor Corporation Round 6:- Animals and Birds No. Question Answer Badge 1 Lamborghini Charging Bull 2 Mazda Seagull (Actually not a seagull but a heavily stylised M!) 3 Armstrong Siddeley Sphinx 4 Gilbern Dragon 5 Peugeot Lion rampant No. Question Answer Badge 6 Abarth Scorpion 7 Gordon-Keeble Turtle 8 Suzuki Rhino 9 Duesenberg American bald eagle 10 Morris Ox (as in Oxford) 11 Hispano Suiza Stork No. Question Answer Badge 12 Jaguar Leaping Cat 13 Bean Lion Sejant 14 SAAB A crowned Griffon 15 Alfa Romeo Snake eating a man (from the emblem of Milan) 16 Ferrari Prancing Horse 17 Vauxhall Wyvern No. Question Answer Badge 18 Morgan Stork 19 Lea Francis Sea Unicorn 20 Packard Swan Round 7:- Car/Aircraft Model Names No. Question Car Manufacturer Aircraft Manufacturer 1 Hunter Hillman Hawker 2 Oxford Morris Airspeed 3 Spitfire Triumph (Vickers) Supermarine 4 Hurricane Armstrong Siddeley Hawker (or Vincent kit car) 5 Caravelle Renault Sud-Aviation 6 Herald Triumph Handley-Page 7 Mustang Ford North American 8 Gamecock Riley Gloster 9 Firefly Alvis Fairey 10 Beaufighter Bristol Bristol 11 Fury Plymouth Hawker 12 Vanguard Standard Vickers 13 Javelin Jowett Gloster 14 Lancaster Armstrong Siddeley Avro 15 Phantom Rolls-Royce MacDonnell-Douglas 16 Corsair Ford Chance-Vought 17 Avenger Hillman Grumman 18 Gazelle Singer Westland 19 Comet Vincent De Havilland 20 Wyvern Vauxhall Westland Round 8:- Competition No. Question 1 The oldest motor sporting event in the world that Motor Cycling Club Edinburgh is still run each year. Trial (1904) 2 V8 engine which dominated Formula One in the Ford Cosworth DFV late 1960s and 1970s. 3 American oval racetrack known as “The Indianapolis Motor Speedway Brickyard” from its former surface. 4 The world’s oldest endurance race still run each Le Mans 24 Hours year and first held in 1923. (Grand Prix de Vitesse et d’Endurance) 5 Said to be the first purpose-built motor racing Brooklands (opened in 1907) venue 6 Said to be “the greatest driver who never won a Stirling Moss Formula One World Championship”. 7 British car prevented from winning a hat-trick of BMC Mini in 1966 (they also Monte Carlo Rallies because it was disqualified by disqualified the 2nd place Cortina the French organisers for using Quartz-Halogen and 3rd and 4th Minis) headlights. 8 Small engine capacity limit introduced for the 1500cc/1.5Litres 1961 Formula One Season 9 Rear wheel drive car which dominated rallying in Ford Escort the late 1960s and early 1970s. 10 Motor racing circuit developed from the perimeter Silverstone track of a WWII RAF bomber station. 11 British driver of the first rear-engined car to win Jim Clark (Lotus 38, 1965) the Indianapolis 500. 12 Equipment fitted to trials cars to allow differential Fiddle brakes braking of the rear wheels. 13 Governing body for international motorsport. Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile (FIA) 14 The only driver ever to win the Triple Crown of Graham Hill Motorsport—the 24 Hours of Le Mans, Indianapolis 500 and the Monaco Grand Prix. 15 British-built car that broke Ferrari dominance of Ford GT40 long-distance sports car races in the late 1960s. 16 Motorsport event held to celebrate the football 1970 London to Mexico World World Cup, which prompted the naming of a Ford Cup Rally model. 17 Small car allegedly banned from production Lotus 7 (banned because it was a sportscar racing because it was too fast. “Kit car”) 18 British hill-climb venue owned by a car club. Prescott (the Bugatti Owners’ Club) 19 The longest motor racing circuit in the world The Nordschleife at the Nurburgring was 22.8 km long (over 17 miles) 20 The longest ever motor race 2000 Around the World in 80 Days rally: 18,000 miles Round 9:- Motor Men No. Question 1 Later became Lord Nuffield. William Morris 2 Credited with initiating design of the Land Rover after Maurice Wilks using a Jeep on his farm. 3 Founder of Jaguar cars and its pre-war predecessor SS.