Jeopardy ran an entire category labeled, “Cars.”
Boy, was I excited. Sure, I watch Jeopardy on occasion, but it’s rare that they’ll run a category that I’m familiar with, whether it’s basketball, cars, or music. VH1 ran the show “Music Jeopardy” well over a decade ago, and I haven’t seen that show since.
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While skimming channels on the tv, I decided I had enough of March Madness and took a look at Jeopardy. I saw the “Cars” category and was thoroughly excited. No more random car quizzes on Facebook to test automotive knowledge for a change. This time, it’s legit, thanks to Jeopardy.
Cars For $200, Alex
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The first clue was a video clue. Petrolheads that paid close attention, would have noticed the odd controls on the steering wheel. That would have been a dead giveaway. As the camera slowly zoomed out, the answer, (or question?) was obvious.