CARDLE - Daily Car Quiz (No Spoilers Please)

[Xenoous]

Manufacturer on first go, model in four. Could have been any of their line up.

[Puddenchucker]

Make in one, gave up on trying to get the model after 3rd guess.

[carinaman]

Got it in three, got the Cardle answer in four or rather the answer used in the photo Cardle used. Happy with three.

[DodgyGeezer]

brand in one, model total fail - which I'm quite ok with

[carlove]

The last time with this brand it accepted "Mercedes" but this time needs a full "mercedes-benz" got model in one, but did the full name in three.

[carl_w]

Manufacturer in one but gave up on the model

[Ron240]

GravelBen said:

Fail. Brand was easy in 2 but never consciously heard of the model. Very generic.

Brand for me was was easy in 1, although I failed to get the model.
This model is the more stylish version of the A Class, being priced above it and not available as a hatchback.
The model pictured is the first generation which was replaced with a much improved new model in 2019.

[Rumblestripe]

Manufacturer in one, fail on model. Ho hum.

[thetapeworm]

Partial manufacturer in one, model in 4 but without the hyphenated second word for the manufacturer so a fail overall.

[Strangely Brown]

Manufacturer in one. Fail on the model. Meh.

[blueg33]

Fail. I really don’t care at all. Ford transit is more interesting

[TotalControl]

Marque in 3. That's it. Model fail.

[Puddenchucker]

Make in one, knew it was a van with windows but couldn't remember the model.

[Gary C]

meh

[CanAm]

blueg33 said:

Fail. I really don’t care at all. Ford transit is more interesting

Ditto. But guessed the make in one from a styling clue from a recent vehicle

[Diderot]

TotalControl said:

Marque in 3. That's it. Model fail.

Same here.

[Mark-C]

Make in two and model in four but forgot to use second part of make and missed a bit of punctuation out of model I think ... so it said "Fail"

[Fermit]

Not the faintest, but no craps given on that one.

[carl_w]

Four

[BFleming]

Make in one, exact designation in 4. Again, no Cardle consistency in nomenclature.