It probably depends on the group. The game itself says that you can be creative with your answers. And I know when I play, we usually speak in terms of generics.
However, we are really picky about adjectives and only using things that really specifically "answer the question". So, for the car, we would have probably allowed "Infinity" and perhaps even "Infinity I35". The fact that it is in "interior" would probably be tossed out. And the fact that someone else also put "Infinity I30" would have probably gotten each other cancelled out. While they are not "technically" the same answer, they are for all practical purposes.
"Clinique City Cover Compact Concealer" would have probaly been challenged and reduced to either "concealer" or "compact". Of course, IRL, no one is going to come up with all of that witout looking it up. Specifics would be allowed for certain categories. For example, "Tazo Tea" would be acceptable for "Brand Names", but if the category were "Hot Drinks", we would challenge "Tazo" and only allow "Tea" because at that point, the brand becomes an adjective that doesn't add any additional pertenant information.
We don't usually deal with "factual" unless it is blatant. For example, I don't have a "compact" in my bathroom, but it is the type of thing that would be located there. We probably wouldn't allow "Cards" as something that you keep in a bathroom (even if that person did) unless there were some internal joke or something where everyone playing knew that someone there actually did keep cards in his bathroom.
I think it must have been my fault. Everyone was doing fine until I got that 8-point answer and then everyone started throwing out crazy answers to just get one more word in.
I mean, sagerrider was playing for the first time as he said, but he wasn't the only one to go crazy that round.