SCOTLAND - EUROPE'S NEWEST

The video covers Prince Philip's visit to Europe's newest car plant in Linwood, Scotland, highlighting its economic impact and the production of the Rootes rear engine car. The car, featuring a 900cc aluminium engine, is a significant development in British car manufacturing. The focus is on exporting the car, with innovative features like minimum servicing and independent suspension aimed at attracting international interest. The video concludes with hopes for the car's success abroad and improvements in local infrastructure.

What is the significance of the new car plant at Linwood near Paisley?

• It is the first car plant in Europe.

• It provides jobs in an area with high unemployment.

• It is the largest car plant in the world.

• It is the first car plant in Scotland.

What is unique about the new Rootes rear engine car?

• It is the first car to be built in Europe.

• It has a 900cc engine made largely of aluminium.

• It is the first electric car in Scotland.

• It is the fastest car in the world.

What role did Prince Philip play in the launch of the new car?

• He financed the car plant.

• He drove the new car.

• He designed the car.

• He was not involved.

What is the watchword for the new car's market strategy?

• Innovate or perish.

• Export or die.

• Sell locally.

• Import and export.

What features of the new car are expected to attract international interest?

• Its large size and fuel efficiency.

• Its minimum servicing and all-independent suspension.

• Its electric engine and solar panels.

• Its high speed and luxury design.