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my cavalier was dubbed cavalazy
corolla : crapolla (not by me). I read in another forum a thread where some guys took the C off their corollas badge and replaced it witha H. Now called Ho- rolla. Im guessing it didnt help much with the ladies no matter how hard they thought it made their whip
In reply to 4cylndrfury:
That's kind of like when Taurus owner's re arrange the letters on the deck lid to spell utarus. Not spelled correctly but still kind of funny.
My dad stuck "Cli" stickers in front of the name plate on the Taurus emblem of my mom's car a couple years ago.....
She didn't notice for 2 weeks.
That was awesome.
If your ford Taurus came from Pinkley auto sales, it would be a Pinkley Taurus...you do the math
Thanks bob and tom
Toyoduh Turtle. " " Crapolla. Honduh chitvic. Ford fu...well, replace the "o" with a "u" on Focus. Hyundai. Daewooki's.
Now why would anyone want a car named after an emergency telephone number??????
Wait I do!!!!
I always like the variations on the Toyota's
Toy Yota Yo Ta's (I always assumed it was a reference to TaTa's. Then again. . .. ) Toy odder Toy Odor
My Proteges always get called Protegay. Until the light turns green, that is 
4cylndrfury wrote:my cavalier was dubbed cavalazy
I always called the base versions "Cadavaliers".
Teqnyck wrote:I actually named mine the Slotegé. It was a 5-spd DX and lived up to the name.My Proteges always get called Protegay. Until the light turns green, that is
In the winter it was the Snotegé since it was unstoppable on those pizza cutter 13s.
My old VW Pissoff certainly lived up to its name
740iL = 74 Oil
I have a 1977 Crapi.
