Topic: Solved -PJ586- You were ready for that!

[Wendax]

8867: LANDA

Juan Landaluce from Madrid started building a unique two-stroke engined car of his own design in 1916, but turned to large conventional six-cylinder cars in 1922 and continued building them until 1927.

Number 15852, please.

[Paul Jaray]

How about 5941?

FORGEOT-TRAYSSAC

A Ford Model T based car from France, Levallois-Perret, made in 1924

14046 please

A Sedanca De Ville. +21

SPECIALTY CARS

HQ: 17211 Roseton Avenue, Artesia, CA 90701
This was a street rod manufacturing company in the early 1990s.

How about 3111?

Yes! +33

3111: CHARADE

[Paul Jaray]

8867: LANDA

Juan Landaluce from Madrid started building a unique two-stroke engined car of his own design in 1916, but turned to large conventional six-cylinder cars in 1922 and continued building them until 1927.

Number 15852, please.

Yes! +24

15852: WALLACE AUTOMOBILE

[Wendax]

15852: WALLACE AUTOMOBILE

Should be the Wallace Automobile Company of New York City, planning to build cars in 1912, but unknown whether they ever succeeded.

[targhediferro]

Too many James...I hope it doesn't look a not correct way of playing, but the game is the game...so I quit and I go for 5938.

[Arunas]

6969: HAMLIN (3)

1919-1920 Hamlin Motor Co., Chicago / Harvey, Illinois?

If yes, then please 567.

[Paul Jaray]

15852: WALLACE AUTOMOBILE

Should be the Wallace Automobile Company of New York City, planning to build cars in 1912, but unknown whether they ever succeeded.

+21

[pnegyesi]

3111: CHARADE

The Charade Monza was a French sportscar, built by Charade Automobiles between 1989-1991. Thew bodywork, which featured scissor-type doors, was made iN South-East Asia. Kits and complete cars were sold.

Next, 13333 please

[Paul Jaray]

Too many James...I hope it doesn't look a not correct way of playing, but the game is the game...so I quit and I go for 5938.

Apologizes, I saw that I gave you the same suggestion twice!
Of course it's not wrong, it was just an advice and this is just a game and beside that, with the names it can be indeed quite difficult and your strategy is equally efficient (but risky  ).
He was E. L. James from Worcester, Massachusetts who built a 5 1\2 HP car around 1905.

5938:FOREST AUTOMOBILE

[Paul Jaray]

6969: HAMLIN (3)

1919-1920 Hamlin Motor Co., Chicago / Harvey, Illinois?

If yes, then please 567.

I have listed under this name just the Front-Drive Sedan,  a prototype they built in 1930, but you found the right company.
+21

567:AMERICAN NAPIER

[Paul Jaray]

3111: CHARADE

The Charade Monza was a French sportscar, built by Charade Automobiles between 1989-1991. Thew bodywork, which featured scissor-type doors, was made iN South-East Asia. Kits and complete cars were sold.

Next, 13333 please

Available as Coupe or Convertible and different engines!
+25

13333: SCAD (2)

[targhediferro]

The Forest Automobile should be related with Forest Motor Co. Boston, Mass. 1905.
As you well know I was searching for something from Detroit more than from Boston, because I think this is the only way to reach Gerd!

[pnegyesi]

13333: SCAD (2)

Uhhh, this is tricky. Could it be the Savannah College of Art and Design which features automotive design courses?

[Arunas]

567:AMERICAN NAPIER

1904-1909 Napier Motor Car Co. of America from Boston, Massachusetts

765, please

[Wendax]

Number 2151, please.

[Paul Jaray]

The Forest Automobile should be related with Forest Motor Co. Boston, Mass. 1905.
As you well know I was searching for something from Detroit more than from Boston, because I think this is the only way to reach Gerd!

He tried 29 numbers, you 10!
Your 2 games can be compared only after the same number of attempts.
Once someone reaches 1000 he is not automatically the winner. 
If he stops there with, let's say, 1000 points after 50 numbers, he will be the winner ONLY if, in the meantime, ALL the other active players (that will keep on playing) will not reach 1000 (or more) with less attempts! 

...and you can always hit a top maker out of luck! Remember that my index is not the bible and they are the top makers in my archive, not in the real world...just for example I use to list some makers by chassis, one by one and others just briefly...

(I know it's odd, but it's the only way to have a fair game...)

About your guess, it's not that Forest... 

[Wendax]

Fabrizio, if you want to reach the 1000 with less attempts than me, have a close look at the listing. There are some very hot numbers I can't try anymore. 

[Paul Jaray]

13333: SCAD (2)

Uhhh, this is tricky. Could it be the Savannah College of Art and Design which features automotive design courses?

It is tricky, but not for the reason you may think, I'm afraid...
Not Savannah.

[Joćo]

Barbier (2) : Carrosserie Barbier, Cannes, France?

Next number : 2250.

[Paul Jaray]

567:AMERICAN NAPIER

1904-1909 Napier Motor Car Co. of America from Boston, Massachusetts

765, please

+37!

765:ARC (2)

[Paul Jaray]

Number 2151, please.

2151:BOROUGH & BLOOD

[Paul Jaray]

Barbier (2) : Carrosserie Barbier, Cannes, France?

Next number : 2250.

Not that...

[Paul Jaray]

Fabrizio, if you want to reach the 1000 with less attempts than me, have a close look at the listing. There are some very hot numbers I can't try anymore. 

I was wondering why nobody make that connection...it's quite sporty of you. 

[pguillem]

Let's join this crazy puzzle with a tribute to France : 1789 = ?

BENNET (2)

Nothing to do with France, I'm afraid, and nothing to do with the Gordon Bennett race.  Please let's try another number (and score a -10) : 1943 ?

[ropat53]

10818 Please

MW

(27)

MW Motorsport (formerly known as Matthew White Racing) is a V8 Supercar team that is competing in the second-tier Australian V8 Supercar series, the Dunlop V8 Supercar Series.

8081 please