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Ford Ka (owners call it the K-A everyone else calls it the Kkkah (as in cack, which is British slang for crap))
Reliant Kitten
Volkswagen Rabbit (the US name for the Golf, the Yanks want this car to look even more puny alongside their mighty Broncos and Mustangs)
Volkswagen Bora (the UK name for the Jetta, sounds very close to Boring)
Nissan/Datsun Sunny
Nissan/Datsun Cherry
Vauxhall Sintra (this was a rebadged Chevy Venture, but Sintra sounds too much like Sinatra)
Austin Maestro (suggests great symphonies when in fact all you're getting is a very drab piece of British Leyland junk)
Just about any Daewoo model
Citroen Jumpy?
A lot of modern car names are gibberish. Vectra, does that actually mean anything? I think with Vauxhalls they just find names that end in an A. Mercedes, BMW, Audi and Saab sensibly avoid stupid model names by using numbering systems. It's funny how cheap, small run-of-the-mill cars have cheerful and dynamic sounding names (Kia Pride, Suzuki Swift) to disguise their crappyness.
Reliant Kitten
Volkswagen Rabbit (the US name for the Golf, the Yanks want this car to look even more puny alongside their mighty Broncos and Mustangs)
Volkswagen Bora (the UK name for the Jetta, sounds very close to Boring)
Nissan/Datsun Sunny
Nissan/Datsun Cherry
Vauxhall Sintra (this was a rebadged Chevy Venture, but Sintra sounds too much like Sinatra)
Austin Maestro (suggests great symphonies when in fact all you're getting is a very drab piece of British Leyland junk)
Just about any Daewoo model
Citroen Jumpy?
A lot of modern car names are gibberish. Vectra, does that actually mean anything? I think with Vauxhalls they just find names that end in an A. Mercedes, BMW, Audi and Saab sensibly avoid stupid model names by using numbering systems. It's funny how cheap, small run-of-the-mill cars have cheerful and dynamic sounding names (Kia Pride, Suzuki Swift) to disguise their crappyness.