Name the classic European car from a photo and a clue. Play European Classics trivia solo to sharpen your knowledge, or challenge a friend head-to-head in Trivia Tango — every question comes with an explanation so you learn as you play.
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This rounded people's car hides an air-cooled flat-four under the rear luggage lid.

This tiny box turned its engine sideways to free up cabin space, and then won Monte Carlo three times.

This flat-fronted van shared its running gear with a famous small saloon and became a counterculture emblem.

This sports coupe has hung its flat-six engine out behind the rear axle since 1963.

This rounded microcar put post-war Italy on wheels with a two-cylinder engine behind the seats.

This impossibly long-nosed British sports car was called the most beautiful car ever made, by Enzo Ferrari.

This silver British grand tourer picked up an ejector seat and revolving number plates on screen in 1964.

This fifties coupe opens its doors upward because its tubular frame left no room for normal ones.
