Iconic Cars 1: Supercar/Sports car Edition Quiz

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Iconic Supercar

Named after the company's founder.

Special variants include: Pegaso, Soleil de Nuit, & Meo Costantini Edition.

4 time consecutive Le Mans winner and resurrected in 2005.

2006 concept car created commorating the 40th Anniversary of 1966 Geneva debut of this car.

Remains the fastest naturally aspirated supercar.

1960s American icon. Company's founder personal car sold for $5 million at Barrett-Jackson in 2007.

Famous for it's gull wing doors.

Pininfarina designed Japanese icon.

A racing game developed by Core Design for Commodore Amiga and Sega Mega-CD features this British supercar.

German supercar built to compete in the BPR Global GT Series (FIA GT Championship).

British supercar with limited production of 77 units.

Famous for its Dihedral Synchro-Helix Actuation Door System. Named after the Swedish word to "to act” or "to take action".

Sister car to Ferrari's flagship supercar.

Special editions throughout its 5 generations include: Evolution Imola Individual, CSL, and Lime Rock Park Edition,

Time travel at 88MPH.

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Iconic Supercar

Are valued upwards of an estimated $50 million as 2013.

Italian sports car using an American engine

The Sterling Moss cars were only offered to owners of this German car.

German WRC victor. Featured in Ashes to Ashes TV series.

Holds the fastest Nürburgring lap for a Japanese production car.

The Hennessey Venom GT is based on this car.

American icon by General Motors.

James Bond Goldfinger movie car.

Named after a type of snake.

Variants include: Speedster, RS, and Slantnose.

Famous for it's doors sliding down into door sills.

A convertible version specifically built for the James Bond movie You Only Live Twice.

First car built by the Italian raging bull.

First supercar by this Japanese-American and is the second model in their F marque.

Last car personally approved by Enzo Ferrari.