Most Groovy Car Model Name Ever ?
Discussion
Dapster said:
Oh and if proof was needed that to work in a 90's Japanese naming dept you needed to have a spoonful of LSD with breakfast, here's the....
Mitsubishi Minica Lettuce
I remember seeing a programme by Clarkson years ago on the Japanese motoring scene.Mitsubishi Minica Lettuce
In a motoring supermarket there was a range of expensive alloy wheels with totally random English words engraved around the rims. Not unlike the yoovs with cool tattoos that turn out to mean "Chinese takeaway".
CanAm said:
I remember seeing a programme by Clarkson years ago on the Japanese motoring scene.
In a motoring supermarket there was a range of expensive alloy wheels with totally random English words engraved around the rims. Not unlike the yoovs with cool tattoos that turn out to mean "Chinese takeaway".
Which doesn't make a lot of sense as the majority actually speak good English. In a motoring supermarket there was a range of expensive alloy wheels with totally random English words engraved around the rims. Not unlike the yoovs with cool tattoos that turn out to mean "Chinese takeaway".
Not saying they don't do it ( I saw it too), just can't understand why.
Cantaloupe said:
,,, with Austin Ambassador as a runner up.
What ? Ambassador is a great name, and not a terrible car, I mean it's John Shuttleworth's favoured mode of transport.
Vauxhall did a Viceroy which is ironic given a lot of cars are now being made in India.What ? Ambassador is a great name, and not a terrible car, I mean it's John Shuttleworth's favoured mode of transport.
Victor should have been a strong name but it wasn't.
epom said:
Not a car, but whoever in Honda came up with the name Fireblade deserves a mention. What a great name.
following on from that, I like that after Honda launched the Blackbird, Suzuki followed up with the Hayabusa...Hayabusa is the Japanese name for the Peregrine Falcon, a bird which not only has the fastest vertical dive (180mph I believe) but also is known to eat Blackbirds.
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DaveGoddard said:
I've always thought Holden Commodore sounds awesome.
I agree, it's a very manly sounding name.And don't forget the Opel Kadett!
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