Funny, all the comments are CP but NP is leading the votes. NP voters must be voting anonymously.

It is a clever, unique, different, odd, strange design. It is also something that I don't think I want. If it was given to me, I may try driving it once but I can't imagine the novelty not wearing off real fast.

I suppose you're correct. Although, I still feel that designing around a name can give a model a certain feel. If I visualize a Continental, I think the car is the size of a continent.

Eliminating car names (Acura Legend) for "alphabet soup." A name helps give the car an image. These lettered things don't really give you a feel for what it is. Is "RL" an acronym for Really Lousy?

I agree with your thinking. It is like American people of African descent blaming their neighbor for slavery that happened hundreds of years ago. The perpretrators of enslavement are the ones at fault.

Nude dude is no prude.

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Those blokes can't hold a candle to me, May and Jezza! I challenge them to a....challenge!

Ralph Nader says he's sorry. Noted activist admits that he unfairly singled out the Chevrolet Corvair in an era when all cars of the era had the the stability of unicycles.

Mahindra compact diesel pickup to hit showrooms in September of 2012.

I'm with you on the not a joke thing. April Fools is for lightheartedness. This seems much more "real" than a press release for a 4 door Mustang, or something.

Following the rules of the game...I have to nominate my daughter's 95 Volvo 850. The only odd number I've encountered or driven is her current car and her previous 850 Turbo. The turbo was a nice car until that Honda ran a stop sign.

I thought it was "Liquor up front and poker in the rear" rather than "poker face"

That's alot of miles/kms.

Nice car but this falls into the crack price range, especially with the potential title issue.

I'd say that a girl who is interested in how the car works, cares about how the car runs and is willing to get her fingernails dirty by wrenching on the car is more important than what she drives but she gets a +1 from me if she doesn't drive something with a reputation for dependability.

Ok, y'all are saying that the "hotties" drive Jettas. I don't consider myself a hottie. My wife may tell me that I am but I know the truth. The neighbor dude who owns a Jetta isn't centerfold material, either.

Back during the Vietnam war days, Westover AFB in Chicopee, Mass had the B-52s. I remember hearing the planes on final approach flying past my parents house. As a little kid, the planes were interesting and a bit scary. After I married, I moved into an apartment that was directly under the same flight path. The…

1987 Ford Taurus. To quote a magazine of the time, "A sport sedan that left out the sport." 88 anemic horsepower coupled to a slushtastic 3 speed transmission. It was numb handling, non performing lump of trouble that I owned for 10+ years because I couldn't get out of the loan and nobody would buy when I tried…

That is just hard to look at. No, thanks.