Stars, Stripes and Steering Wheels

What this quiz asks

• Cadillac is named after Antoine de la Mothe Cadillac, the Frenchman who founded which city in 1701?
• Louis Chevrolet, the racing driver who gave his name to Chevrolet, was born in which country?
• Dodge trucks wore this animal as a mascot for decades. What is the truck brand that was split off from Dodge in 2010?
• The Lincoln car brand takes its name from US President Abraham Lincoln.
• Who founded General Motors in 1908?
• Select ALL of these brands that have belonged to Ford Motor Company.
• In 1914 Ford made headlines by offering its factory workers a daily pay of how much?
• The brothers John and Horace Dodge were early shareholders in which carmaker, building engines and chassis for its first cars?
• Did General Motors build a brand-new factory in Tennessee to make the cars of its Saturn brand?
• Studebaker built its last cars in 1966. What did the Studebaker brothers start out making in 1852?
• Order these American car companies by the year they were founded, earliest first.
• Which small company built the very first prototype of the Second World War jeep, in 1940?
• Before founding his own company in 1925, Walter P. Chrysler ran which General Motors brand?
• Chrysler gained the Jeep brand in 1987, when it bought American Motors.
• Select ALL of these General Motors brands that were shut down in 2010, after the company's 2009 bankruptcy.
• Before he turned to cars, Scottish-born David Dunbar Buick made his name in which business?
• Roughly how many million Ford Model Ts were built between 1908 and 1927?
• Which engineer helped found both Cadillac and Lincoln?
• American Motors (AMC) was formed in 1954 by the merger of Nash-Kelvinator with which carmaker?
• After leaving Oldsmobile, its founder set up a rival carmaker in Lansing, Michigan. What was it called?