MOTOR SHOW DRAWS THE CROWD

The 1949 International Motor Exhibition at Earls Court showcased new car models despite a strike. Highlights included the sleek Studebaker, the fast Jaguar, and innovative British cars like the Minx and Jowett Javelin. The Triumph Mayflower and Rover models were noted for their value and refinements. The exhibition was a grand display for those with the means to purchase.

What was a notable feature of the Studebaker model showcased at the exhibition?

• Its hybrid technology

• Its electric engine

• Its convertible roof

• Its supersonic line design

Which car was known for being the fastest production model in the world at the time?

• Minx

• Jaguar

• Jowett Javelin

• Alvis

What was unique about the Jowett Javelin's construction?

• It had a tubular construction

• It was made entirely of aluminum

• It had a three-cylinder engine

• It featured a solar panel roof

Which car was expected to be popular among Aberdonian taxi drivers?

• Triumph Mayflower

• V8 Pilot

• Rover

• Austin Atlantic

What was a key selling point of the Triumph Mayflower?

• Its convertible design

• Its vertical radiator

• Its hybrid technology

• Its electric engine