CAR ENDURANCE

The video features a report by Leslie Mitchell on an endurance test conducted at the Goodwood motor race circuit. A Morris Minor car was tested for its ability to run continuously over a 10,000-mile journey without stopping. The car maintained an average speed of 45 miles per hour and achieved fuel efficiency of 43 miles per gallon. All necessary maintenance tasks, including driver changes and refueling, were performed while the car was in motion, showcasing the innovative approach to car endurance testing.

What was the location of the endurance test conducted on the Morris Minor?

• Silverstone Circuit

• Goodwood Motor Race Circuit

• Monaco Grand Prix

• Le Mans Circuit

What was unique about the endurance test conducted on the Morris Minor?

• The car was stopped frequently for maintenance.

• The car never stopped running under its own power.

• The car was driven by a single driver.

• The car was tested on a straight road.

How was maintenance like refueling and wheel changing carried out during the test?

• The car was towed for maintenance.

• Maintenance was done at a pit stop.

• The car was stopped for maintenance.

• Maintenance was done while the car was moving.

What was the average speed of the Morris Minor during the endurance test?

• 45 miles an hour

• 50 miles an hour

• 60 miles an hour

• 40 miles an hour

What was the fuel efficiency of the Morris Minor during the test?

• 35 miles to the gallon

• 40 miles to the gallon

• 43 miles to the gallon

• 50 miles to the gallon