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

[Dan_H]

Ron240 said:

Dan_H said:

In two today. Big clue on the seat and probably wouldn't have got it without it

It's only a big clue if you would recognise the car from a small photo and know the make and model...which for a 90 year old car is unlikely for the majority.

I didn't recognise it from the small photo.

It literally gives the full name of the car on the leaflet in the car!

[WPA]

Failed apart from marque

[thegreenhell]

fk off Cardle. Make and model in one. Make, model and unnecessary extra bit in two.

[Strangely Brown]

Thursday: nope

[Arlen]

Not a chance

[blueg33]

I've largely stopped doing cardle. Bored of cars from the same era, IMO it needs mixing up with more recent stuff, may be 80's to 2000's ?

[Rumblestripe]

Dan_H said:

Ron240 said:

Dan_H said:

In two today. Big clue on the seat and probably wouldn't have got it without it

It's only a big clue if you would recognise the car from a small photo and know the make and model...which for a 90 year old car is unlikely for the majority.

I didn't recognise it from the small photo.

It literally gives the full name of the car on the leaflet in the car!

This. But a three for me, my fat fingers managed to insert an extra "O" into the marque.

[son-of-alf]

Make and model in one but forgot the additional identifier, so got it in two.
The answer is printed in full in pic.2.

[Berlin Mike]

Interestingly, it's the very picture from Wikipedia: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/f/f2/1934_Wolseley_Hornet_Special_%2832993385688%29.jpg

[son-of-alf]

thegreenhell said:

fk off Cardle. Make and model in one. Make, model and unnecessary extra bit in two.

The "unnecessary bit" is actually essential. Hornet "Specials" were a separate model, not just any old Hornet with a special body. Info from Wolseley Register web page.

[looksfast]

Only got it for the same reasons as some others thanks to the second clue and a big screen.

[Ron240]

Dan_H said:

I didn't recognise it from the small photo.
It literally gives the full name of the car on the leaflet in the car!

I hadn't even noticed that on the second photo...I looked at the first and right away I knew I wasn't going to get it so just flicked through the rest.
I suppose Cardle has to provide these giveaway clues sometimes which saves some from coming up with obscure explanations for their success.
I mean come on...who can positively identify a 90 year old car. It would only ever be a minuscule minority or liars.

[CanAm]

carinaman said:

CanAm said:

Luckily, I'm on holiday with only a phone screen so the name isn't legible - it would have spoiled the fun!

Does that think with two fingertips on the image and parting them not enlarge the image? I only learnt that could be done by seeing an elderly uncle do it this year.

I am on a PC with a separate screen. I didn't need my glasses on and have had my eyes tested in the last month.

It's unfortunate there's a clue, but I'd have had no idea without the clue or another one. Interesting thing at the front of the car.

Something similar may have featured on a Shed and Buried TV programme repeat broadcast a couple of months ago.

No, I zoomed in as much as possible but it just wasn’t legible; once you know what it says, of course, it’s obvious!

[sinbaddio]

Nope no idea.

[CHLEMCBC]

Two, but only with the clue enlarged

[CanAm]

Today's car

Edited by CanAm on Friday 7th November 03:03

[dbdb]

In two today.

[Dan_H]

Two for me also.

[LuS1fer]

Scraped in on 5.

[CanAm]

It’s a 3 for me. Cardle is being rather naughty lately!