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

[EmmaJNation]

Make and full model in one, here too

[Puddenchucker]

Make, model & version in one.

[Super Josh]

A disappointing two for me today

[Diderot]

In one.

[Strangely Brown]

Thursday: two.

[Arlen]

1

[son-of-alf]

Two.

[Timref81]

An easy one, especially with the brand visible in pic one. Not many cars have white wheels too, making it pretty conclusive

[dbdb]

Quite an easy one today so I got it in one. I knew a lass who had one of these years ago so maybe that made it a bit easier for me.

[Rumblestripe]

Two, shudda been one if I'd thought about it for longer than a nano second.

[carinaman]

Cardle answer in one. Cardle accepted answer, just make and model in two.

[Super Sonic]

In one.

[57Ford]

Une

[mcpoot]

Make and model in one. No mistaking that wheel.

[mcpoot]

CanAm said:

Well, Cardle took a flyer too, because the original photographer didn't call it a V8, so it could have been a V12


Anyway, here's Cardle's dubious answer:-

Nope, definitely couldn't have been a V12 with that bonnet.

[CanAm]

mcpoot said:

Nope, definitely couldn't have been a V12 with that bonnet.

I know bugger all about these, as you can tell, so thanks for that. I've corrected the reveal photo. But knowing how cavalier Cardle people have been in the past on the changing of the car name in the source photos, I'd be surprised if someone there actually went to the trouble of checking which engine was fitted to that car; I'm more likely to believe it was a lucky guess by them.

Edited by CanAm on Thursday 10th September 23:30

[CanAm]

Today's car in an unabridged version of the original photo:-

[dbdb]

Friday's make in one, basic model in two but failed on the exact variant.

[Martin350]

dbdb said:

Friday's make in one, basic model in two but failed on the exact variant.

Same here.

[CanAm]

dbdb said:

Friday's make in one, basic model in two but failed on the exact variant.

Make and basic model in 1 (a bit of a guess) but I don’t think there is anything in crop1 that pins it down to the specific variant.
Cardle’s answer is yet again the factory code number; you won’t find it badged on the car or referred to it as such on their website or publicity material - it’s still called a 911 !!