Quiz: Spider or Spyder? How Is It Correct?
Have you ever wondered why Ferrari calls its convertibles “Spider,” while Porsche insists on spelling it “Spyder”? Or perhaps it’s the other way around? This small but noticeable difference in spelling often confuses even hardcore car enthusiasts. One incorrectly typed search query, and instead of a luxurious Italian supercar, you might end up on a page about arachnids or cameras. In our new quiz, we invite you to delve into the nuances of automotive terminology and test how well you know the correct spelling of iconic models.
Ryan Lewis
Ryan, a graduate in Automotive Technology from Bates College, is your go-to guide in the car universe. Kindled by childhood memories in his father's garage, he views cars as cultural mirrors, not mere transport. With sharp articles and engaging quizzes, Ryan delves into car design, safety nuances, and the tech revolution in the auto industry.
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1. Let's go! This is a Porsche 718…
- Spyder
- Spider
2. And here is another German without a top: Audi R8...
- Spyder
- Spider
3. What about Ferrari? The open version of 488 is called…
- Spyder
- Spider
4. And the British McLaren 720S without a roof?
- Spyder
- Spider
5. The classic Ferrari 250 GT California is an absolute…
- Spyder
- Spider
6. And what about the "Italian" Fiat 124?
- Spyder
- Spider
7. What do you say about this Alfa Romeo from the 60s?
- Spyder
- Spider
8. And this is the Lamborghini Huracan...
- Spyder
- Spider
9. What is written on the nameplate of this open Maserati model?
- Spyder
- Spider
10. This is the Dutch Spyker C8...
- Spyder
- Spider
11. Well, the futuristic BMW Nazca C2. Who is she?
- Spyder
- Spider