Let me introduce you to a group puzzle that's been cooking for some time now. I think it's finally done, so I'll serve the dish and see what you think. Rookies are scarce these days (again), so it goes straight into the Expert pile, but I expect this one will move even further upstairs after not too long, as some of these cars are very obscure. But please - prove me wrong!
The name of each car in this puzzle is linked to a famous person, be it a fictional character or a real person. These names go together two and two. So, what I'm looking for here are couples - in real life or in fiction - 10 of them, in total.
Example: I could have posted the 1976
Adam Turbo GT (which doesn't exist, before you start looking) and the 1981 Renault
Eve (which does). That would have created this coupling:
...just to be sure that you get the picture. Examples: Adam & Eve, Bonnie & Clyde, Jennifer Lopez & Ben Affleck. And If there had been a car here with the name
Simpson Essex Sedan, it could, in (wild) theory, have been linked to Jessica
Simpson, the English actor and singer David
Essex, and the world-famous (...) American character actor Rolfe
Sedan. In this puzzle you will find both couples that still exist and couples that don't, but these relationships are all well-known. The couples are all of the romantic kind, and heterosexual; they do consist of one man and one woman. The name of the car could be linked to each person's first, last, or middle name.
Clear?
I will award points like this: One for each correctly identified car, and one for each pairing. So, in this case, if you know one of the cars, but don't know which car to link it to, you could always blurt it out - it would still give you a point, but then somebody else might get the point for the correct pairing. Then you'd have to decide for yourself whether you'd risk losing a point for the pairing, or shut up until you figure it out and risk losing a point for the correct identification...
In all, 30 points up for grabs. Good luck, and happy puzzling!
PS: Because of the attachment policy of this web page (max. 12) I'm dividing the pictures into two posts, 10 in each. The order is completely random, so #3 could go with #4 and so on - the first 10 pics aren't necessarily coupled with the next 10. If you see what I mean. Here are the first 10!
