Name a car that has a place name. You are allowed one entry each per day.
My entry is Vauxhall Firenza
let see how long we can keep this going
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Last edited by: VxFan on Mon 22 Apr 24 at 14:21
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There was also a Chrysler Cordoba.
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sorry - that was two in a day. Didn't read the rules
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Austin Cambridge; place holder for today.
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Bentley Mulsanne
I once attempted to navigate through Mulsanne while, as it turned out, the 24 heures was on. The Mulsanne straight was on my route. I was diverted by a gendarme.
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Staying with the Italian theme
Dino
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>> Alfa Tonale
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Well well. I had to look this up to see where it is. It turns out, according to Google Timeline, that I had a coffee there on 12 June last year from 13.45 to 14.32!
shorturl.at/aACUW
(Google maps link)
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It is more of a challenge to find a car name that is not a place name somewhere in the world!
or how about starting a forked thread where subsequent answers must be in a strict alphabetic order?
We need a rule to stop some smart ass stopping the thread by jumping straight from A to Z. Any ideas?
Last edited by: sherlock47 on Sat 30 Mar 24 at 08:06
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Let’s not and just continue the way Zero suggested. It’s just a bit of fun.
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Austin Somerset for starters.
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BMW M4 (I don't think that quite qualifies ;-) ) Austin Westminster.
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Chrysler Sebring
(For a few years I used to try to make sure I rented a Sebring convertible when attending the race in Florida each March)
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Cambridge already mentioned but then I suppose any Austin would...
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>> BMW M4 (I don't think that quite qualifies ;-) )
If we went with road numbers it would be a BMW/Audi whitewash.
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>> Austin Somerset for starters.
Then I have to counter with the Austin Devon
Last edited by: Zero on Sat 30 Mar 24 at 14:11
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Does Jowett Jupiter count?
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>> Does Jowett Jupiter count?
BZZZZZZ. Judges ruling. We are pushing the boundaries with geographic regions, Jupiter is an interplanetary step too far. Unless you can name the place on Jupiter it was built.
Last edited by: Zero on Sat 30 Mar 24 at 14:28
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Bristol/s
Always have liked them…
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>> Bristol/s
>> Always have liked them…
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I don't know why - but that really hit my funny bone!
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>>BZZZZZ.
Darn it, I was saving Ford Orion for tomorrow.
And it has an Orion's seat Belt.
Last edited by: zippy on Sat 30 Mar 24 at 15:28
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Subaru Outback
Crocodile Dundee lives there. :-)
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>> Subaru Outback
>> Crocodile Dundee lives there. :-)
BZZZZZZ Rejected. Outback is a generalisation, not a specific place or area Dont care who lives there
Last edited by: Zero on Sat 30 Mar 24 at 21:55
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>> Nissan Skyline.
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Skyline is a town in Jackson County, Alabama
Well well well. I was about to press the BZZZZZ button
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Maserati Kyalami.
S'funny but Citroën made thousands of vehicles in the UK but never gave us a Citroën Slough.
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Lincoln Continental
Oops it's not tomorrow yet!
Last edited by: smokie on Sat 30 Mar 24 at 22:52
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>> Lincoln Continental
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>> Oops it's not tomorrow yet!
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Rotter! You pinched my Sunday choice...
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>> Vauxhall Belmont..
Any Vauxhall come to that.
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>> >> Vauxhall Belmont..
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>> Any Vauxhall come to that.
Where is Velox?
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>> Where is Velox?
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It’s a suburb of Viva
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>> It’s a suburb of Viva
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...just beyond Chevette...
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Lancia Trevi (though in fact it wasn't named such for either the town or the fountain).
Rumours were that it was to be launched in the UK as the alliterative
Lancia Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogo
goch
until they realised the issues they'd have with the badging, and abandoned the idea ;-)
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Something 'Le Mans' surely?
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>> Something 'Le Mans' surely?
The Daewoo LeMans
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Daughters of Greek gods is the next round.
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Jowett Bradford. Actually, a small/light van, usually with side windows.
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Lancia Beta Montecarlo
(a bit of a cheat, for the eagle-eyed)
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Caterham 7 - more of a roller skate on steroids than a car though!
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>> Citroen Berlingo
That I did not know...
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100 years ago...
www.honestjohn.co.uk/forum/post/index.htm?t=55893
I see one or two familiars there!!
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>> 100 years ago...
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>> www.honestjohn.co.uk/forum/post/index.htm?t=55893
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>> I see one or two familiars there!!
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I scored 5 on there. Much better than this time.
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Bentley Barnoldswick (levelling-up edition)
Surprisingly, Bentley Bentayga.
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"Toyota Crown Estate"
Calling foul on that one. On the basis that Subaru Outback was ruled "Outback is a generalisation, not a specific place or area", the same could be said about Crown Estate.
If you go to www.thecrownestate.co.uk/en-gb/what-we-do/asset-map/ you'll see the dozens of places dotted around the UK which the Crown Estate calls its "assets".
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>> "Toyota Crown Estate"
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>> Calling foul on that one.
Pffttt I can drive through a gate that says "crown estate". There is no sign on the gate of "outback"
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'Pffttt I can drive through a gate that says "crown estate". There is no sign on the gate of "outback"'
And there is no place called Crown Estate. It's a description; the words "Crown Estate" are a label, not the name of a place.
Your initial post said, "Name a car that has a place name."
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>> >> "Toyota Crown Estate"
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>> >> Calling foul on that one.
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>> Pffttt I can drive through a gate that says "crown estate". There is no sign
>> on the gate of "outback"
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Au contraire
i.pinimg.com/736x/1f/9c/75/1f9c75d9772640239caa2787078da28b.jpg
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Actually the MiTo, which is an abbreviation of two places.
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>Studebaker Daytona
There were at least a couple of other Daytonas. The Dodge Daytona that they're just resurrecting as another version of the current Charger and then the unofficial name for the 365GTB/4.
I was very, very close to buying a 365GTB/4 in Cape Town many years ago until stupidity took hold and I chickened out because I lived 800km away and it needed a full paint job and interior retrim after being left out in the sun all it's life.
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>>it needed a full paint job and interior retrim after being left out in the sun all it's life.
Shirley, better than being left out in the rain for most of its life.
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Can I get away with The TX4 London Taxi?
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Beneath your dignity. Leave the dodgy ones to the ungentlemanly types with co-respondent shoes.
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>> with co-respondent shoes
Not seen that phrase for a while!!
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>> Can I get away with The TX4 London Taxi?
Yes you can, because its made by the London Electric Vehicle Company. Dignity in tact.
Last edited by: Zero on Wed 3 Apr 24 at 13:01
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A long time ago , in a Galaxy far , far away.
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>> Austin Atlantic
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Ah yes, another Austin rust bucket I believe with very 'floaty' suspension. My boss proudly came into work one day having taken delivery of that futuristic tin can.
Or am I getting confused with the Metropolitan? Probably.
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It’d be all the salt in the Atlantic I suppose…
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Maserati Bora.
VW also had a Bora model at one point.
Tricky one though, as it's probably a wind rather than a place that is referenced.
Maybe I should offer instead: Bentley Bacalar.
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BZZZZZZ not allowed. There is no spring in Dacia.
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>>Where’s Octavia?
I've searched and searched and can't find a place called Octavia, apart from Octavia Place in New Jersey.
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Well I guess if you are going with a settlement of 127 and a closed Post Office I give you Ford Consul
Consul Saskatchewan has a population of 50
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Consul,_Saskatchewan#:~:text=Consul%20(2021%20population%3A%2050),21%20pass%20through%20the%20village.
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>> Maserati Bora.
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>> VW also had a Bora model at one point.
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>> Tricky one though, as it's probably a wind rather than a place that is referenced.
BZZZZZ Not allowed, Bora is a wind not a place. Tho I would allow it if you had a Maserati Bora & a VW Bora, Bora Bora (island) would be allowed.
>> Maybe I should offer instead: Bentley Bacalar.
Allowed. Its in Mexico.
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There have been quite a lot of windy cars.
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..lots of places around the world called Bora.
This is but one:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bora,_India
(TBH, if you look just about any term up you can find somewhere in the world).
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I don't see Plymouth mentioned anywhere, unless my spelling or search is duff.
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Hunslet
As in Scootacar. Google it it if you don't believe me (I had one).
I'll save the others until tomorrow.
Last edited by: bathtub tom on Thu 4 Apr 24 at 22:44
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>>Hunslet
Good one.
And a departure from the custom of naming for an important or glamorous location:)
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>And a departure from the custom of naming for an important or glamorous location:)
Like the Cadillac Eldorado Biarritz
A compact convertible built on the Fleetwood body, the Cadillac Marketing Dept. wanted to call it the Cadillac Utopia Basingstoke but GM Management decided that was too pretentious.
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>> I don't see Plymouth mentioned anywhere
Plymouth Road Runner
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Peel. As in smallest car made (?) in Peel IOM.
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Austin Montego . Double whammy there .
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>> Mars rover.
>> ;-)
BZZZZZZ disallowed. A major foul that gets you a yellow card.,
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Mars is a place, I know it is.
Brian Cox says so.
;-)
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...I think you should be barred for "Mars"...
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>> Xenophobes.
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BZZZZ No car called Xenophobe, you really are being unrully
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>> Mars is a place, I know it is.
>> Brian Cox says so.
>> ;-)
Yeah but, Rover never made a Mars. Don't argue with the ref.
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Well, if he’d like to know where to put his yellow card, I’d be happy to make a suggestion…
;-))
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I know Zeddo said only one entry per day, but as I was away for several days...................
BMW - as in Bayerische Motoren Werke.
I think he'll cry foul anyway.
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Anyway, Moon Buggy then.
;-)
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>> BMW - as in Bayerische Motoren Werke.
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>> I think he'll cry foul anyway.
>
BZZZZ he does, "Bayerische"- "Bavarian" is not a place. Bayern is the place name.
Last edited by: Zero on Fri 5 Apr 24 at 12:03
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>BZZZZ he does, "Bayerische"- "Bavarian" is not a place. Bayern is the place name.
No it's not - it's a football team. "Bayern, Bayern usw."
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>> Yeah but, Rover never made a Mars.
One could argue a lot of their cars were made of chocolate.
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>> >> Yeah but, Rover never made a Mars.
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>> One could argue a lot of their cars were made of chocolate. Cheese, Swiss type.
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There, fixed that for you
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Two for the price of one
Lincoln Versailles
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One that everyone should recognize - Checker Marathon.
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Oh well, if we're ditching chocolate bars and going back to place names - Kaiser Manhattan.
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Toyota Tundra....don’t suppose that counts does it ?
My pal in northern CA has one. Calls it Zeke.
He let me borrow it for a ski trip a few years ago when I skied various resorts around Tahoe, staying in cheap lodges and meeting all kinds of pot smoking weirdos.
4.7 litre V8. Quite a thing.
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A blast from the past. I remember, as a kid, that a neighbour had one of these:
Armstrong Siddeley Lancaster. Distinctive appearance with its scooped front wings.
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If Morgan qualifies then any Vauxhall or Ford does as well. I think we should have gone with model names, not manufacturers.
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>>I think we should have gone with model names,
De Acuerdo.
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I know there was a Seat Marbella , but was there a Seat Benidorm?
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>> I know there was a Seat Marbella , but was there a Seat Benidorm?
Was the Marbella the one that was a copy of the original Fiat Panda? Saw one or two of them while we were on Tenerife.
Have we had the Austin (Authi) Victoria yet?
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Vauxhall Astra Antibes. Think there may have been Nova and Cavalier versions too?
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>> Vauxhall Astra Antibes. Think there may have been Nova and Cavalier versions too?
Correct.
autocatalogarchive.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/12/Vauxhall-Range-Antibes-Edition-1986-UK.pdf
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Renault 21 Nevada /Savanna
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Hino Contessa. Not a make or model I'd heard of before but Facebook popped an example up for me this morning.
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Argyll....for the sweaties !
Ted
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>> Hillman imp California
It was actually a Californian, so not strictly a place.
You could have had Mazda MX-5 California
There are a few more of those special editions that have been missed, but I'm only allowed one answer per day;)
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Lada Niva
Last edited by: Runfer D'Hills on Wed 10 Apr 24 at 10:56
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>> Lada Niva
Thought we might be doing cars named after unguents, was thinking of the Lada Nivea.
Allard Palm Beach
I'm running low on answers.
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I saw a van yesterday that had “Iceland “ written on the side . Does that count?
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I’ve just remembered the Leyland Atlantean. Ok, it’s a bus, but I think it’ll do. Zero likes a bus I’m told.
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Call me pedantic if you wish (I'm sure you do), but "Atlantis" is the name of the (fictional) place, not Atlantean.
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>> I’ve just remembered the Leyland Atlantean. Ok, it’s a bus, but I think it’ll do.
Bzzzzzzzzz Rejected, no such place. Bus or no.
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Toyota Avalon.
Another fictional place, but Avalon is still a place-name.
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>> Toyota Avalon.
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>> Another fictional place, but Avalon is still a place-name.
Not fictional. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Avalon,_California
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Not the Milano any more. Is there somewhere called Junior?
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Austin Burnham. How far back's permitted?
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>> Austin Burnham. How far back's permitted?
Is that Burnham Beeches, Burnham on Sea, or Burnham on Crouch?
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>> Is that Burnham Beeches, Burnham on Sea, or Burnham on Crouch?
Burnham, Buckinghamshire: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Burnham,_Buckinghamshire
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Read Dorchester reminded me there was an Austin Dorset.
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Olds' Calais
Obviously no-one from Oldsmobile actually went to Calais before they approved the name because in the 80s Calais was the dog crap capital of Europe. You couldn't walk around the place without stepping in it. The pavements were covered.
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You'll have to explain that one, google says its a taxi cab office!
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Sorry my mistake . Last time I played they'd only released the taxi proviso rule to account for some of the new station intersections, but it was incomplete.
Your move.
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>> You'll have to explain that one, google says its a taxi cab office!
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en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mornington_Crescent_(game)
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>> Citroen 2CV Charleston.
Done that one.
Mazda MX-5 Berkeley
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My escort had a “Kent “ engine , the Capri an “Essex “ engine and the Granada a “ Cologne “ motor . Not forgetting my dads old Thames trader van .
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Willys-Overland Manchester truck...we had one here ...Do I get buzzed ?
Ted
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Well, I for one don’t want to be reading about willys on here. Especially Mancunian ones.
;-)
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>> Well, I for one don’t want to be reading about willys on here. Especially Mancunian
>> ones.
>> ;-)
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...yes, you should definitely have no truck with them...
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>> Willys-Overland Manchester truck...we had one here ...Do I get buzzed ?
Didn't Zeddo specify cars? I think he may be regretting starting this.
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Bugatti Veyron.
Named in honour of one of Bugatti's designers, "Veyron" is also the name of a river in Switzerland.
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Well, I gave you the Ford Dorchester, now the one you don't want to be seen in... .......
The Ford Cardinal !
Ted
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One for our friends north of the border in Scotchland.
Mercury Colony Park
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Hispano-Suiza Carmen Boulogne
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Austin A70 Hampshire - which begat the already mentioned Hereford.
Last edited by: Bromptonaut on Mon 15 Apr 24 at 12:58
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Datsun Cherry
maps.app.goo.gl/w2wkLspTtczqHy366
and of course:
Alfa Romeo Arna
maps.app.goo.gl/j41wGKMdMPkLxRum9
Everyone thought that when there was a collaboration between Datsun and Alfa, Nissan would make the bodies and Alfa would make the engines. Mindbogglingly it was the other way around!
Last edited by: zippy on Mon 15 Apr 24 at 13:43
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>> Everyone thought that when there was a collaboration between Datsun and Alfa, Nissan would make
>> the bodies and Alfa would make the engines. Mindbogglingly it was the other way around!
Was the Arna the same thing as the Nissan Cherry Europe?
I thought that had Alfasud engines, transmission etc including inboard discs.
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>> >> Everyone thought that when there was a collaboration between Datsun and Alfa, Nissan would
>> make
>> >> the bodies and Alfa would make the engines. Mindbogglingly it was the other way
>> around!
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>> Was the Arna the same thing as the Nissan Cherry Europe?
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>> I thought that had Alfasud engines, transmission etc including inboard discs.
Correct.
They were assembled in Italy I believe, they must have shipped most of the parts in, it would have made no sense otherwise, but as you say the engines/drive train were Alfa.
They got a very bad reputation with the dealers very quickly. I was working with a Nissandealer at the time. The Japanese Cherrys, Sunnys etc would arrive after 6 weeks at sea with the carpets in a plastic bag in the car and in wax, otherwise just about ready to go. I think they had to top the oil up as they were underfilled at the factory, but the QC was excellent and the PDI was really a box ticking exercise and that was pretty much what they did. They quickly found that with the "Europes" the customers were commonly bringing them straight back with trim faults, loose seats, windows that didn't wind up and down properly, that sort of thing. They launched IIRC at 4500 list but they ended up being sold off in bulk at a much reduced price to tame dealers who would put up with the hassle or in some cases to big second hand sellers.
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>> Was the Arna the same thing as the Nissan Cherry Europe?
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With different badges - I think so.
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>> I thought that had Alfasud engines, transmission etc including inboard discs.
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I think you're right. The Alfa's had rusty bodies and better engines though and Datsun had cracked the rust issue and had boring engines so there was a myth that Alfa bodies and Datsun engines were used - it's funnier.
Unfortunately Alfa chose boring engines to go in to the car.
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Hudson Hornet Hollywood Hardtop.
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"Hudson Hornet Hollywood Hardtop."
Reminds me of as now-retired wrestler called Triple H, who obviously missed a trick when choosing a ring name.
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Volkswagen Doon Beach Buggy.
County Limerick.
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Nash Greenbrier
Last edited by: Kevin on Wed 17 Apr 24 at 15:23
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Monroe Roadster.
Louisiana.
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Isotta Fraschini Tipo 8C Monterosa.
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>> Caterham Westfield.
I don't think such a thing existed. Maybe one or the other.
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Albion....or is that too perfidious ?
Ted
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West Brom or Brighton & Hove?
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Vauxhall Chevette Ecosse.
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>> Ford Edsel
Bzzzzzz Disallowed, Edsel, kentuky is unincorporated, with no post office.
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Maserati Merak.
Java & Bhutan.
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Parisienne is not the name of a place.
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I'll wait for our unscrupulously fair, knowledgeable, sophisticated and handsome judge to make his decision. After he receives the cheque.
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>> Pontiac Parisienne
Bzzzzzzzz rejected, Parisienne is not a place
>> I'll wait for our unscrupulously fair, knowledgeable, sophisticated and handsome judge to make his decision.
>> After he receives the cheque.
The cheque bounced.
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In that case
Graham Hollywood
Last edited by: Kevin on Sun 21 Apr 24 at 17:47
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Where’s Atlas? . Heard of Atlas Mountains but that’s not a place.
P.S Ford is a place so all Fords are automatically included and already claimed.
Last edited by: CGNorwich on Sun 21 Apr 24 at 14:30
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Atlas City is a place in a video game:
elwiki.net/w/Atlas_City
(which is as good a justification as others above).
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Jowett Blackbird...........Newcastle County, Delaware.
Ted
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Surely named after Simon Bolivar, the revolutionary hero, after whom Bolivia is named.
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As, presumably, was Bolivar city, Missouri!
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bolivar,_Missouri
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Oh alright, but you spelt Moskvitch incorrectly so it doesn’t count:-)
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> Oh alright, but you spelt Moskvitch incorrectly so it doesn’t count:-)
He used the Missouri spelling.
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Mohs Ostentatienne Opera Sedan.....France
Ted
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Stutz Monte Carlo
Are we allowed more than one Monte Carlo?
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>> Stutz Monte Carlo
>>
>> Are we allowed more than one Monte Carlo?
My Fabia is a Monte Carlo; trim/limited edition designation.
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>My Fabia is a Monte Carlo; trim/limited edition designation.
No offence but I'd prefer the Stutz please.
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Another Jowett for tomorrow ! Watch this space !
Ted
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Ford Econoline Kilimanjaro.
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Ford Seattle-ite XXI
OK it was a nuclear powered concept car.
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Jowett Kingfisher........The blue version of the Blackbird. Kingfisher City, Oklahoma.
Ted
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The trouble with this quiz is that you can pick a car with a model name, whether or not you know it's the name of an actual place, and dredge Google until you find that name attached to some god-forsaken one-horse town in the mid-west or wherever, or in some context completely unrelated to the reason the car was give the name in the first place.
I know - I've done it.
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>> I know - I've done it.
Its improved your geography no end. Its amazing how many one horse sht kicking town with weird names there are in the US, they have a town named after everything and everyone. Tho I think hell was renamed. Never been a car named Zzyzx tho has there. Zzyzx is in the back woods of California.
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Probably time the quiz was taken to the scrapyard.
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Limited/Special edition models seem to feature.
At which point I'll give you Citroen BX Meteor.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Meteor_City,_Arizona
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going to close the quiz on the 29th, so run for one month. The one per day limit is lifted, fill 'yer boots till then.
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Fair enough, then Alfa Romeo Stelvio for Alfa number 3
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OK. Ford Squire. West Virginia. Google Earth is your friend !
Ted
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Austin 10 Clifton Tourer.
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Maserati Quattroporte Bellagio
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"The one per day limit is lifted, fill 'yer boots till then." OK - here goes:
Ford Mustang Milano
Ford Torino
Ford Vendome
Ford Parklane
Buick Somerset
Buick Verano
Buick Bengal
Cadillac Cimarron
Chevrolet Cheyenne
Chevrolet Matiz
Chevrolet Menlo
GMC Sonoma
GMC Acadia
Getting bored now.
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Parklane.
Bzzzzzzzzz Rejected. There is a Park Lane, there is a Parklane place, (which is not a place)
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Avant, Alabama.
maps.app.goo.gl/DThp2aBFy3CA77E7A
Have you never heard of it?
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It appears to be a road junction. No habitations.
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Indeed. A place name, nothing more.
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Then I give you the Bristol Britannia named in honour of the Britannia roundabout in Adelaide
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Range Rover P38 Holland & Holland.
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A couple of guys once pulled up alongside me in a H&H Range Rover at a Sunday morning clay shoot. It was the walnut cabinet version with two shallow drawers, each holding a pair of custom Beretta SOs worth about £50k apiece.
We watched them at one of the stands and they couldn't have hit a barn door at twenty paces.
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Some of that 50k might have been better spent on lessons...
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It was at Three Counties ground - the same place on another occasion we followed a small group of four adults and two kids around the stands. One of the group was a girl who looked to be in her early teens who smoked just about every clay going. She was an absolute natural.
I think she went on to shoot for TeamGB.
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Renault Floride (Floride is French for Florida)
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I though floride was something they added to Renaults to prevent decay.
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>> I though floride was something they added to Renaults to prevent decay.
Must be a miracle cure then
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Everyone's favourite taxi - Hindustan Ambassador.
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Austin 12/4 Heavy Burnham.
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>> Austin 12/4 Heavy Burnham.
zzzzzzzzzz Repetition
Last edited by: bathtub tom on Fri 26 Apr 24 at 09:10
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Four for the price of one.
Daihatsu
Mira, Altis, Esse, & Sirion
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Packard Clipper Panama
I suppose I should really declare an unfair advantage now.
In the late 80s when I was looking for an American weekend toy I bought a couple of catalogues from the US. They run to about 1000 pages and list every car made in America between 1946 and 1986 including specifications, model variants, standard equipment, engine and trim options available, special editions, list prices and numbers sold. There are also sections for one-offs, kit cars, design studies and concept cars. The yanks were very fond of naming their cars after what they thought were foreign exotic places.
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Using the best cheating AI stuff, I put this into chatgpt:
For every ford model name ever made, list only those whose names are also the names of towns
I got back something called the Ford Versailles. I haven't googled it, so no idea if it's real or an AI hallucination...
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>Renault Laguna.
Is that with or without the 10 ton bus hood ornament option?
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Is that with or without the 10 ton bus hood ornament option?
Qué?
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A certain member of thiZ forum who Zhall remain anonymouZ modified hiZ Laguna by driving out in front of an oncoming buZ.
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...is that making a joke out of nothing?...
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THE QUIZ IS CLOSED. MODS, PLEAZZZZZZ LOCK THE THREAD
(stay tuned for the next quiz)
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Don't we get a Cuddly Toy for this one?
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Well who won then? Perhaps some rules and definitions might be an idea for any future quiz.
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>> Well who won then? Perhaps some rules and definitions might be an idea for any
>> future quiz.
This is 2024, the decade of inclusion, we don't have outdated concepts like winners.
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