an observation about european cars vs the rest of the
world....
Michael Gough
mdg3369 at mac.com
Tue Sep 4 16:37:38 EDT 2001
HAHA what about "All-Road" thats the same as "Wide Track" your observation
only proves Germans have no creativity in naming their cars. They simply use
the numbers that correspond to an engine and body-740 7 series 4l v8, though
its bigger now I think. The other car companies actually put some creativity
into their names. The viper is a bad ass snake, the Dodge Viper is one of
the most bad ass cars on the road see....
Mike
> Something I have noticed recently while driving....
>
> I cant think of a European car imported to the US that has an off the wall
> name. It seems all the cars coming from Audi, BMW, Volvo, ect ect have
> model names like A4 or 325i or 740L.
>
> In comparision, Ford, GM, Dodge, Honda, Toyota all have off the wall names.
> Some are after animals, Impala and Mustang to name a few. Others are
> abstracts like the Focus or Neon. Others are named after races, LeMans is
> one Gran Prix is another. I wonder why European manufacturers treat the
> consumer like we actually know something, and the American ones treat
> everyone like idiots? I mean come on... WIDE TRACK? Spare me the rhertoric
> and just point out things about your car that I might like, dont come off
> like most of us know nothing about anything.
>
> Hhehehe sorry about the rambling, but I just wanted to mention what I had
> been thinking about :)
>
> Rob
>
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