Cars True or False Challenge

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Test your car knowledge with these quick questions!

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Cars True or False Challenge


Cars True or False ChallengeOnline version Test your car knowledge with these quick questions! by stephon 1 The first cars were powered by steam engines. Yes No 2 The average car has about 30,000 parts. Yes No 3 Most cars have four wheels. Yes No 4 The first mass-produced car was the Ford Model T. Yes No 5 The fastest production car can reach speeds over 300 mph. Yes No 6 Cars can run on water without any modifications. Yes No 7 Every car has a built-in GPS system as standard. Yes No 8 Hybrid cars use both gasoline and electric power. Yes No 9 Electric cars produce zero emissions while driving. Yes No 10 All cars are required to have a manual transmission by law. Yes No 11 Sedans are typically four-door cars. Yes No 12 Coupes are always two-door sports cars. Yes No 13 Station wagons are a type of electric vehicle. Yes No 14 Pickup trucks are only used for transporting goods. Yes No 15 SUVs are known for their off-road capabilities. Yes No 16 Electric cars run on batteries instead of gasoline. Yes No 17 Luxury cars are generally less expensive than economy cars. Yes No 18 Convertibles have a retractable roof. Yes No 19 Hatchbacks have a rear door that swings upward. Yes No 20 Hybrid cars only run on gasoline and do not use electricity. Yes No

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Cars True or False Challenge

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Cars True or False ChallengeOnline version

by stephon

The first cars were powered by steam engines.

The average car has about 30,000 parts.

Most cars have four wheels.

The first mass-produced car was the Ford Model T.

The fastest production car can reach speeds over 300 mph.

Cars can run on water without any modifications.

Every car has a built-in GPS system as standard.

Hybrid cars use both gasoline and electric power.

Electric cars produce zero emissions while driving.

All cars are required to have a manual transmission by law.

Sedans are typically four-door cars.

Coupes are always two-door sports cars.

Station wagons are a type of electric vehicle.

Pickup trucks are only used for transporting goods.

SUVs are known for their off-road capabilities.

Electric cars run on batteries instead of gasoline.

Luxury cars are generally less expensive than economy cars.

Convertibles have a retractable roof.

Hatchbacks have a rear door that swings upward.

Hybrid cars only run on gasoline and do not use electricity.