What do you call your car?
 

Anything in particular? Any reason why?

I'll start: my hot lava FR-S is called Haruna- after a volcano in the same prefecture as the 86/BRZ factory, and because I think it sounds nice.

I call my FR-S "my car"

Easy

Named her Melody. No reason in particular, just seemed like a good fit.

I call her "sexy bitch"

I pick mine up Saturday, but I think I'll name her 'Delia' after the johnny cash song

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I call mine Gem after the character from the new Tron movie. It's the first white car I've had and it stands out in my mind like she does in that movie... Plus it's a nice name.

Grey Wind: Because everything and everyone in my life is getting renamed according to where they fit into the Game of Thrones mythos. That way I can be happier during the downtime between the seasons. hahahaha

Lovely is her name!

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I call her cloud, she's a 1 year old filly.

Her name is Pearl. Because whiteout.

Mitch

My wife named it Yoruichi. I was ok with this. I named the last vehicle.

I have decided to call my Whiteout "Deava" .
Reason? Well Hell ... The twins are notorious and heavily anticipated since its inception.

I'm going to name my future firestorm Lyla from the oasis song :)

I gave her a name plate to.

https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-H...611_025424.jpg

Girlfriend name her as well as my truck. She wanted to give them names that could be used as strippers. LOL

Strawberry Bubblegum

Mines name is Ronnie.

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I don't object to this :thumbsup:

I call mines Rae Lynn, was gonna name my Mark IV Supra that but I ended up choosing an FR-S as it seemed more practical to own... So... I named her Rae Lynn

Breezie, or Sexy BRZ.

I used to name my cars but after 20 different ones it seems pointless now.
Jordan was the name of my 95 s14. Pretty much naming the cars died when I sold her.

"Der GT" or "Der GT 86"

When i eventually get mine ill be naming it "OVR RUN", after the Recent transformer Over-Run.

http://www.seibertron.com/images/toy...errunSTORE.jpg

My wife called the car "Samurai" once and the name sticked. So, now it's like:
"- Are you on Samurai?
- Yep.
- Then I'd rather go by metro..."
:)

Snow White in Japanese, 雪白 Yukishiro :)

named my girl pandora after the greek goddess, all of my cars have been named after greek goddesses

Actually, Pandora wasn't goddess - vise-versa she was the 1st human woman, mortal. Sort of Hellenic Eva. So, be careful - your car isn't immortal ;)

couldnt think of anything good, so i came up with Frankie Rhonda Sparkles..i usually just call her car.

lesson learned. thanks for the correction

Gidget. Derived from the "crickets", but with fun, athleticism, and good looks thrown in. Gidget fits. She's a pretty girl.

This is called the.....:search:

http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showthread.php?t=36760

http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showthread.php?t=15356

Snow white is shirayuki.....

Snow White = Yukishiro
White Snow = Shirayuki

Family name is said before first name in Japanese, as well as in other countries.

As far as I am concerned, they both seem right. Consider this-- unless you are Japanese, why would you observe that cultural nuance?

I have a friend named Loo Yuk Wan (Chinese) We all call her Trudy Loo.

Named her today. Lexi with only one x, cause she aint a stripper

My Asphalt Gray is called Mary Jane. I changed the stock head unit to read her name when I turn the car on.

Did you stick that into google translate so you could tell me I'm wrong?:thumbup:

Some people just want to make the forums a confrontational pissing contest for no apparent reason. Notice how he didn't post the name of his ride or even bother to read the Kanji.

PS: I just read some of his posts. This guy seems to roll around the forum trying to point out to people where they make mistakes. Most of his posts are peppered with hints of passive aggressive sarcasm. Trolling at its finest.

i called mine Mochi (cos she is white and sweet)

http://www.greenteadesign.com/thedes...hiIceCream.jpg

Yeah, I am well aware of your examples.

It is just one of those lost in translation cases, not dissimilar to when people directly translate things into english from foreign languages. It'll seem odd to the native speaker of english. Same goes with chinese tattoos that seems perfectly fine to an english speaker but would be odd to a chinese speaker.

EDIT:
http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-BgvJgVHjBG...orruption1.jpg
Supposedly "No more corruption", unfortunately it reads as "There isn't corruption".