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Just curious if Scooby Doo Subaru was unusual.
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| I have named cars, but only the ones with character. My current most-common-car-in-America isn't worthy of a name. I had an ancient tank of a diesel mercedes once; it was white, and its name was Moby. When it started breaking down and pissing me off, I started calling it the Dick. |
| Yes. People find me weird because of it too. |
Understood. My last car was Little Blue but I started calling it Manson sometimes. |
And the name is..... |
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My first car's name was Hell in a Bucket (Yes, I was a Deadhead in those days).
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| Yes. And they also get a gender, too. |
Can't -- the one would seriously out me.
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| Absolutely. Even stretching back to when I was 16, I can't think of a car I've ever had that did not get a name. Now my kids are starting to name the cars. |
| No, but DH likes to "christen" every new vehicle. |
The Subaru is my first male car. It's interesting. |
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My younger brother names his cars. He was leaving it at the airport for me once and he sent an email apologizing for "Charlene" being a "dirty, dirty girl". It was a bit messy inside.
I have never named a car. |
| Absolutely. If I say the names of the cars, I'll out myself. But a Fiat in college, a beemer through my 20's a volvo in my 30's and now a porsche and a beemer...they have all had names: the beemers' all male, the others female. |
Name and gender, definitely! |
I had a Fiat Strada for my first car. Erika Strada. |