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1. Which picture shows a Bridge Port?
2. The object shown in red is a ......?
3. The carburetor shown is a ......?
4. Which is the heaviest model in standard trim? (based on Mazda figures at time of release)
5. Which car represents the first production vehicle with a twin rotor version of the Wankel engine?
6. Select the odd one from this group?
7. The correct spelling for the name of the object shown is......?
8. Did these square headlights ever appear on a production model? If so, which model?
9. Which rotary engine has six spark plugs? (factory fitted)
10. It was a summers day, the year was 1964, the race circuit was Goodwood, the car performing for the jounalists was the first wankel powered vehicle to be offered to the public. Which car was it?