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BIDR Trivia Tuesday! Test Your Knowledge Part 3!

BIDR Trivia Tuesday! Test Your Knowledge Part 3!

BIDR's Trivia Tuesday! Round 3 — Test Your Car Knowledge!

BIDR's Trivia Tuesday: Round 3

Test Your Car Knowledge — Three Rounds In

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Two rounds down, and you keep coming back for more. This week we're pulling questions straight from the cars headed to the block — the 1963 Shelby Cobra FIA, the 1964 Ford Falcon 2-door hardtop, and the 1967 Ford Mustang "Eleanor" replica — plus a few auction-world records to see how sharp your bidding know-how really is.

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QUESTION 1
The '63 Shelby Cobra FIA got its name from the international body that homologated it. What does that "FIA" designation mean for this car?
QUESTION 2
To meet FIA homologation for GT racing, Shelby fitted the Cobra FIA with flared fenders and which engine?
QUESTION 3
The Ford Falcon platform that underpinned the 1964 Falcon 2-door hardtop also served as the foundation for which car launched that same model year?
QUESTION 4
The top performance engine offered in the 1964 Falcon Futura Sprint hardtop was Ford's:
QUESTION 5
The 1967 Mustang "Eleanor" made famous in the 2000 remake of Gone in 60 Seconds was styled as a custom take on which real Shelby model?
QUESTION 6
Eleanor's now-iconic design for the 2000 film — the hood scoop, side pipes, and gold five-spokes — was created by:
QUESTION 7
As of 2026, the record for the most expensive car ever sold — a 1955 Mercedes-Benz 300 SLR Uhlenhaut Coupe — closed at approximately:
QUESTION 8
Before that Mercedes sale, the record for the most expensive car ever sold at public auction was held by a:
QUESTION 9
In a no-reserve auction like most on BIDR, the seller agrees to:
QUESTION 10
In auction terms, the "hammer price" refers to:

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