Think You Know Cars? Play Motor1's New 1-On-1 Trivia Game

Test your automotive knowledge in Motor1's new daily head-to-head trivia game.

Motor1 1-On-1 Game

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By: Motor1.com Team

Sep 9, at 1:00pm ET

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We've just launched our first online game: 1-On-1, a daily automotive trivia challenge designed to put your car knowledge to the ultimate test. Click the link to play it right here.

Every day, two iconic cars go head to head. Your job is to figure out which one wins across five questions covering everything from performance and pricing to sales and specifications. It sounds easy—until the clock starts ticking.

You have just 15 seconds to answer each question.

No Googling. No checking Wikipedia. No asking your friend who somehow knows the horsepower of every car ever made. Just you, your instincts, and what you've learned from a lifetime of being obsessed with cars.

Each question is based on a real automotive statistic. You might be asked about MSRP, 0-60 mph times, horsepower, curb weight, sales figures, production numbers, or even what a car would cost in today's money after adjusting for inflation.

What do you think?

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Don't worry, getting one wrong doesn't immediately knock you out of the game. You'll play all five rounds, then receive a final score and completion time so you can see exactly how you did.

Challenge your friends. Compare your score with other Motor1 readers. And see how your automotive knowledge stacks up against the Motor1 staff. Then share your results. Post your scorecard in the comments and let us know how you did. Let's see who really knows cars.

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