CARDLE - Daily Car Quiz, Vol.2 (No Spoilers Please)

[Dan_H]

A fail for me but according to the answer I should have got it in one!

[Martin350]

Dan_H said:

A fail for me but according to the answer I should have got it in one!

Eh, how did that not be correct in one?

[EmmaJNation]

A moral one, if we’re going by the badge the manufacturer put on the boot lid, but a three to suit Cardle’s formatting.

Edited by EmmaJNation on Thursday 22 January 15:15

[Diderot]

In a moral four although not exactly how Cardle wanted it.

[sinbaddio]

I’ll take 2 on that one!

[Puddenchucker]

One.
At last, a car I actually recognise.

[Super Josh]

Easy one today

[AC43]

Four.

[Arlen]

One

[MattOz]

Puddenchucker said:

One.
At last, a car I actually recognise.

Same here. After a week of getting none of them, it was nice to finally recognise a car.

[CanAm]

Martin350 said:

Dan_H said:

A fail for me but according to the answer I should have got it in one!

Eh, how did that not be correct in one?

Dan_H, were you by any chance using a lower-case L, instead of an upper-case 'i' ?

[STO]

Moral 2 I put mk2

[Strangely Brown]

Thursday: one

[WPA]

Three

[CanAm]

A 1 for me today, despite using Arabic rather Roman numerals. IIRC, last time we had one of these someone posted a photo of a period Jaguar brochure showing that the official model name was without doubt Mark 2.
And as EmmaJNation said

EmmaJNation said:

A technical one, if we're going by the badge the manufacturer put on the boot lid

[son-of-alf]

I got Cardle's answer in two, but it wasn't accepted.


Then I tried on another device and the wrong answer was accepted

Edited by son-of-alf on Thursday 22 January 09:51

[Rumblestripe]

STO said:

Moral 2 I put mk2

Moral one for the same reason

[SJfW]

2, although bit of a punt.

[LuS1fer]

Technically in one but you need precise wording and no word shortening for Cardle. I stopped after 3 attempts just to confirm I was right in the first place.

[yellowjack]

CanAm said:

A 1 for me today, despite using Arabic rather Roman numerals. IIRC, last time we had one of these someone posted a photo of a period Jaguar brochure showing that the official model name was without doubt Mark 2.
And as EmmaJNation said

EmmaJNation said:

A technical one, if we're going by the badge the manufacturer put on the boot lid

Make in one, model in two...



...which was nice after a strong run of failure to recognise cars I feel I ought to have known. Same thing with the numerals, though.