Choose your location, chose your car

Started by Vinsanity, June 15, 2010, 04:07:46 PM

Vinsanity

So your company is expatriating you to a new location, and you have quite a few options to choose from. You even get a free vehicle out of the deal, but the catch is that your vehicle must be one named after the location you settle in.

I won't bother to write any corny blurbs...

Bentley Mulsanne -- LeMans, France
Buick Park Avenue -- Park Ave, Manhattan, NYC
Buick Riviera -- French/Italian Riviera
Cadillac Seville -- Sevilla, Spain
Chevy Malibu -- Malibu, CA
Chevy Monte Carlo -- Monte Carlo, Monaco
Chevy Tahoe -- Lake Tahoe, CA/NV
Chevy Colorado -- Colorado


Chevy Silverado -- Silverado, CA

Chevy Bel Air -- Bel Air, CA
Chevy Biscayne -- Key Biscayne, FL
Chrysler Sebring -- Sebring, FL
Chrysler New Yorker -- New York
Chrysler 5th Avenue -- 5th Avenue, Manhattan, NYC
Chrysler Pacifica -- somewhere along the Pacific ocean
Chrysler Concorde -- Concorde, NH
Chrysler Aspen -- Aspen, CO
Dodge Dakota -- N/S Dakota
Dodge Durango -- Durango, CO
Ferrari Daytona -- Daytona Beach, FL
Ferrari California -- California
Ferrari 458 Italia -- Italy
Ferrari 360 Modena -- Modena, Italy
Ferrari 550 Maranello -- Maranello, Italy


Ford Grenada -- Grenada islands

Ford Sierra (or GMC Sierra) -- Sierra mountains
Ford Torino/Gran Torino -- Torino, Italy
Ford Capri -- Capri, Italy
GMC Denali -- Denali, AK
GMC Yukon -- the Yukon, Canada
GMC Sonoma -- Sonoma, CA
Hyundai Tucson -- Tucson, AZ
Hyundai Santa Fe -- Santa Fe, NM


Hyundai Tiburon -- Tiburon, CA

Isuzu Rodeo -- Rodeo Drive, Beverly Hills, CA (yes, I know, it's a stretch)
Lotus Europa -- Europe
Mercury Montego -- Montego Bay, Jamaica
Pontiac Bonneville -- Bonneville, UT
Pontiac LeMans -- LeMans, France
Pontiac Parisienne -- Paris, France
Porsche Cayman -- Cayman islands
Subaru Outback -- the Outback, Australia


Subaru Tribeca -- Tribeca, Manhattan, NYC


Toyota Avalon -- Avalon, CA

Toyota Tacoma -- Tacoma, WA
Volkswagen Golf -- somewhere along the Gulf of Mexico

SVT666

I could just imagine a Parisienne in Paris.  That is one of he biggest cars Detroit ever built.

Ferrari California in San Diego please.

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thewizard16

Tahoe for me on the realistic level, but any of the Ferraris would be just fine too  :ohyeah:.
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Vinsanity

the Ferraris would be the obvious choices, but I love the idea of cruising the French and Italian Riviera in a classic boattail Buick Riviera :mrcool:

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cawimmer430

Chrysler New Yorker hands down!  :wub:




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Well of course I have to put in
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Seat Alhambra = Alhambra, Spain
Seat Altea = Altea, Spain
Seat Arosa = Vilagarcia de Arosa, Spain
Seat Cordoba = Cordoba, Spain
Seat Ibiza = Ibiza, Spain
Seat Leon = Leon, Spain
Seat Malaga = Malaga, Spain
Seat Marbella = Marbella, Spain
Seat Toledo = Toledo, Spain

How predictable!  :lol:

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Raza

Oh come on...you're letting Ferraris other than the California in?  Then you've got to let in the 575 Maranello and the 360 Modena, not just the ugly automatic 458. 
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Vinsanity

Quote from: Raza  link=topic=22243.msg1342341#msg1342341 date=1276699834
Oh come on...you're letting Ferraris other than the California in?  Then you've got to let in the 575 Maranello and the 360 Modena, not just the ugly automatic 458.  

ok fine, but your stay will be limited to those respective cities :devil:

j/k I don't have an excuse for forgetting


Minpin

Obviously the Lotus Europa. All the others limit you to one city. Fuck that shit. I'd rather drive a half cool car all over Europe than one cool car 4 blocks.
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Vinsanity

Quote from: Minpin on June 16, 2010, 11:25:44 PM
Obviously the Lotus Europa. All the others limit you to one city. Fuck that shit. I'd rather drive a half cool car all over Europe than one cool car 4 blocks.

you would just be based out of those specific locations. you can drive the cars wherever you want

Vinsanity

Quote from: TBR on June 16, 2010, 11:33:07 PM
Does the STS-V count as a Seville?

if you can find something official from GM that the first 'S' still stands for "Seville"

Minpin

Quote from: Vinsanity on June 16, 2010, 11:50:10 PM
you would just be based out of those specific locations. you can drive the cars wherever you want

That makes this pointless then. What's the point of choosing a location based around the car if you can just go wherever to fuck you want?
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Quote from: Vinsanity on June 16, 2010, 11:52:18 PM
if you can find something official from GM that the first 'S' still stands for "Seville"

I know it does so I am not going to dig up a press release from 1992 when the STS was first introduced as a trim level for the Seville to prove it. So, I choose a STS-V in Seville, Spain.

Vinsanity

Quote from: Minpin on June 16, 2010, 11:55:28 PM
That makes this pointless then. What's the point of choosing a location based around the car if you can just go wherever to fuck you want?

your home and work would be in the location the car is named for. you can take the car wherever just like you can now.

Laconian

Ooo. Riviera plz. Beautiful car, beautiful setting.
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Byteme

Quote from: TBR on June 16, 2010, 11:33:07 PM
Does the STS-V count as a Seville?

I thought it stood for Sports Touring Sedan or something like that.

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Quote from: TBR on June 17, 2010, 12:05:11 AM
I know it does so I am not going to dig up a press release from 1992 when the STS was first introduced as a trim level for the Seville to prove it. So, I choose a STS-V in Seville, Spain.

That's what I'm here for!

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