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a strange hobby of mine is looking out for funny car names - all of these seen in NZ I wonder what the chariot is thanking me for? Can you only use the Fiat during the weekend? What happens when you have an accident in a maxi life - does it help?
Blue is the new green. Your Bluetec, Bluedrive, or Bluemotion pumping AdBlue into the exhaust to keep emissions down has the same ideology behind it - but with a superior sense of smugness - as "Blue" has removed the connotation that you're a fun-killing sandal-wearing tree-hugging damned commie green on the outside red on the inside Prius driver.
What I think is weird is Mazda's current branding they slap on many of their models 'SkyActiv', I hear it's a fuel efficiency technology but the name is just so strange.
The Huayra follows on from the Zonda, by being named relating to wind.
The Zonda takes it's name from a regional term for an air current above Argentina
The successor to the Zonda, the Huayra takes it's name from Wayra Tata, which means "God of the winds" in Quechua, the official language of the Inca Empire.
scuwp: "Emina" always got me chuckling. I have the mind of a 10 year old....
Same with me
Likewise, too close to something else obviously.
Toyota are savage at it.
That Marino in a sheep country like NZ.
And that one with 'Exciting Version' written on it. Suggests a Boring Version was also an option for the buyer.
And that silly half English rant posted on the MR2 window, and on the back of some quasi 4wd vehicles about losing yourself to nature etc. All a bit of crap really.
I have had both the MR2 and the Isuzu MU but I am rather taken by the E Soul which I understand in Korea has instead of the E variant has an R variant. Put that together.
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