The _______________________ is believed to be the first modern automobile.

In 1913, the Ford ________ became the first mass-produced automobile. Three years later, 55 percent of all cars in the world were after this model, which is a record yet to be broken.

The _________________ is widely regarded as the first “muscle car.”

The first Chevrolet Camaro to ever come off the production line was black. And originally, the Camaro was going to be called the ____________.

The ____________________ was banned by NASCAR because it was just too fast to last.

Pontiac’s ____________ was named after a TV show skit.

The original “Dukes of Hazzard” show featured a total of 309 ___________________.

A 1977 Pontiac Trans Am starred in the movie “Smokey and the Bandit.

Each member of The Monkees was given a new ______________. As part of their contract, everyone on the hit TV show got a hot car for personal use.

Flip-out headlights on the _______________________ were used for the last time in 1973. Apparently, they didn’t seem very family friendly.

There is no ____________ Chevrolet Corvette. Instead, Chevy skipped a year and introduced an all-new model a year after. However, there were prototypes of the car, and all but one was destroyed. It now lives in the National Corvette Museum in Bowling Green, Kentucky.

Only ___ prototypes of the Porsche 916 exist. It’s one of the rarest cars in the world, as it was soon replaced by the less expensive Porsche 911.

Chrysler’s 426 HEMI engine was called “________________.” It was extremely large and extremely powerful. In fact, at Daytona in 1964, the vehicles that placed first, second and third all had this engine – which is why NASCAR would eventually change its engine-related rules.

The most expensive car ever sold at a public auction was a _________________________ , sold at $17.5 Million.

BONUS QUESTION: What is the brand, model and year of TM Matthew Obsioma's car?