For the few Suisse cities that gave a name to a car, Ascona (Opel) and Lucerne. The only weird thing is that they use the french way of saying the city of Luzern, were they speaking German 😂

In 60" there was a very popular car named Warszawa - after capital of Poland Warszawa (Warsaw) ...

70s Chrysler Cordoba one of the worst design of the time.

Can you do a video on the Nissan sx cars?

Motorcycles: Yamaha Seca- named after Laguna Seca race track in California. Triumph Daytona- For Daytona beach Florida & racing 🏁 bikes on the beach sand many years ago.

I would put Jaguar in that group. Who puts a cd changer in the trunk?

Maserati Kyalami. Kyalami is a suburb and race track in South Africa. Also Sebring?

The Ford Cortina was also a pickup

I really liked this quiz format. Of course the normal episodes are good. But definitely would love to see another one.

Lonsdale-A short lived car marque in the UK. Australian built Mitsubishi Sigmas were sold under this name to get around import quotas. Named after the suburb which was home to the Mitsubishi engine factory.

Chevrolet Corsica

I had a lot of 70s autos in the 80s, that had the useless manual chock. I hated them if you depressed it in to early car would stall.

Chevrolet Orlando

The 1971 Plymouth satellite Sebring. The 1969 Dodge charger daytona. 1969 Ford Talladega Torino 🏁

Buick Park Avenue was named after Park Avenue New York City NY

The one I haven't seen in any of the comments is the Kaiser Manhattan.

Corinthian leather does mean something. It means vinyl made in New Jersey!!! 🤣🤣

Kia Sedona. Pontiac Phoenix. Chevy Bel Air

Dodge Durango, as in Durango Colorado, Pontiac Aztek as Aztek New Mexico,Toyota Tacoma as in Tacoma Washington those come to mind

Actually, the Biscayne was discontinued after 1971. The Bel Air took its place and that car remained until 1975.

3:42 If it wasn't for helping China to find a Luxury car brand, GM Should have Killed off Buick and kept Pontiac. The Montana name could've been named for Pontiac's large crossover 3rd row seat SUV similar to the Chevy Traverse or something more special.

Whereas Australians, despite being pretty good at geography as a rule, will have had little idea of many of these. I got the Fairmont (AU), Le Mans, Montego, Monaco & Bentley Mulsanne right.

Holden Calais from 1984-2017

Packard Caribbean, AMC Concord, Nash Lafayette, Plymouth Cambridge and Cranbrook.

GMC Denali named after a famous landscape in Alaska.

You left out the Pontiac Catalina

Honorable mentions , Ventura & Malibu, durango

YUKON DENALI

Mom taught me to drive in a Ford Torino coupe

That was fun, and I enjoyed that clip from "Schoolhouse Rock!" Some others that come to mind are the Pontiac Phoenix, although I suspect it was named after the mythical creature, the Plymouth Sapporo and the Pontiac Ventura.

The 78 Ford Fairmont with the 302 (5.0L) V8 was a fast car. It also had an in-line 6cyl and a 2.3L 4cyl engine’s.

Chrysler Sebring = Sebring Florida

very surprised you didn't mention the monte carlo!! 😮

Toyota Tarago 👌🏻

Wow! Excellent video. 👍

Granada ?

The Ford Fairlane was named after Henry Ford's private estate.

Pleased to say i got the Cortina just from the bob sled intro. Sold well in Australia helped by the Cortina GT versiond winning the 1963, 64 and 65 Bathurst 500 mile race , even up against Studebaker V8 and much more poweful six cylinder cars. Also got the Monaco and Bonneville from the intro.

Another obscure one is the Austin Kimberley. Obscure even to UK Austin fans and even in Australia where it came from. Named after a remote Australian region where gold and diamond discoveries were in the news in the early seventies when the short lived car was launched. One of the few front wheel drive cars with a transverse straight six. To satisfy Australia's preference for straight sixes.

The Pontiac pun is making me salty!

We had in 90's Europe a GM vehicle using the name of a historic Portuguese city. Based on the last gen Pontiac Transport, it was the Opel Sintra.

I like the theme of this video. Keep the content coming!

The '68 Pontiac LeMans was designed by Anatole Lapine, a Latvian immigrant to the United States. He later left GM and went to work for Porsche, where he designed the 924 and 928. If you look at a 928 carefully, you will see a tiny amount of '68 LeMans in the design, especially at the rear.

You should do a video about car names based on animals

Winnebago rvs

Saturn and Mercury 😃

Very interesting, Here are a few you could use if you do a part two. Chrysler Newport, Saratoga. Chevrolet Belair. Ford Fairlane, Delrio. Mercury Monterey, Montclair, Parklane. Studebaker Deltona. Edsel Bermuda. Lincoln Capri.

That Cordoba looks like a Monte Carlo. I thought for sure you'd mention Monte Carlo and when you were talking about the Avalon, I thought you were going to say Catalina. And when you were talking about the Biscayne, I thought you'd say Daytona, though the Bay part took it out the running. And instead of 5th Avenue, I thought you were going to say Park Avenue. Would Fairlane have qualified, since that was Henry Ford's estate? You could have easily done this as models in the US, only.

Awe darn I was so excited looking st the thumbnail. I thought this was gonna be a video on the Montana 😭