Comments by "Automation" (@automation7295) on "Why Good Car Names are RARE" video.

I'm pretty sure "Model E" name is used for Ford E-Series/Econoline. Yes, Ford obviously shouldn't used the "Mustang" name, just should've simply called it "Ford Mach E" I think the reason they used the "Mustang" name since it's a very recognizable name to compete with Tesla Model 3. But the name it controversial regardless, not only that, Ford Mustang Mach E isn't even related to the 2-door pony car at all.
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@dyent Or Enzo Ferrari? It's very uncreative to name a car after a person. It'd be like Tesla making a car called Tesla Elon. Or Volkswagen making a car named Volkswagen Hitler.
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 @sethery7826 Land Cruiser was once considered a knockoff of Land Rover back in 1951, since Land Rover was introduced in 1948.
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@robertstone9988 Americans wouldn't named a car WWII either.
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It would be funny if Nissan Homy Super Long was called "Nissan Horny Super Long"
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@RaptureOnCloudNo.9 You can't really assume what that logo was designed by a teenager. I guess you hate people for designing logos you don't like.
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LaFerrari literally mean "The Ferrari" similar to Renault LeCar means "The car"
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@kingskoot4616 How is G6 and G8 cool names? Also they aren't really name, both models are just one letter and one number. GTO, isn't a name, it's just 3 letters.
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@aadi8568 I bet Dick O now want to murder everyone at Volkswagen, including the people who own a Volkswagen.
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@geemy9675 If Tesla makes 3 new model and Elon Musk names them "Model Æ", "Model Ø" and "Model Å" it would be funny how people (except Scandinavians) tries to pronounce them.
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@Anoneemus Noename Another good example is: Toyota Corona... Name didn't aged well. Škoda Octavia... Sexy name for an unsexy car.
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@matthewdavison1090 I think you're unaware that Ford already name "Galaxy" for their MPV for European markets. Also the past US model was "Galaxie", not "Galaxy"
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Why can't all car manufactures name their cars after sexual activities or references and funny names? GTA IV and V literally has a car named "Schafter", why can fictional cars get away with it when real life manufacturers can't? It would be funny if Ferrari or any Italian automaker name their cars "Bolide". I wish Honda Jazz was called "Fitta" as they originally planned when selling them in Europe.
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@toomanymarys7355 You need to accept that "L" doesn't exist in Japanese.
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@robertstone9988 Some words don't tend to age well. If you name a car "Nazi", the name wouldn't age well the be controversial during WW2. If BMW named a car WW2, it'd be very controversial and references WWII. Nobody can get away naming their cars after wars,, even back during WW1 and WW2. Toyota probably can't get away with reintroducing the "Toyota Corona" because people would think 2021/2022 Toyota Corona would contain Coronavirus.
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They're not really names, they're just letters and numbers
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 @kingskoot4616 How is Grand AM a great and iconic name? Also "Grand Am" became an economy car for it's third generation, similarly to "Grand Prix" for it's fifth generation.
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@635574 You just don't like anything.I bet you also don't like when parents name their newly born children.
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@whelk Shows that manufacturers weren't creative at all back in 1920's and 1930's
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@geemy9675 No American manufacturers will ever use "Æ" in their car names. Letters Æ Ø Å doesn't exist in English. Only Denmark and Norway use Æ Ø Å, while Sweden use Æ Ö Ä
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@Anoneemus Noename Ferrari and Maserati should shut down because of their stupid name. Also why do people only say "stupid name" about cars, yet don't accuse parents for naming their newborns?
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SEAT naming early every models after Spanish cities and places, which makes sense for a Spanish brand. Names such as León, Toledo, Ibiza, Terraco and other models like Marbella. Ford also used "Granada", which SEAT hasn't named their car yet.
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If they're ugly, why don't just shoot them whenever you see them?
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