Topic: The Name Chain - CLOSED

[pguillem]

Chrysler Eight Airflow

[Djetset]

Triumph Chicane

The full name is Leyland Triumph Chicane, so I'll try Leyland Eight

Sorry, but for the South African-built British Leyland cars, this is not true as the marque names were always used, unlike other local assembly BL markets such as Australia where the Leyland 'marque' prefix was used, so this model was a Triumph, not a Leyland Triumph.  Also, in South Africa, the local manufacturer was called Leykor, not Leyland, to stress the point.  This possibly now screws up the ongoing chain, but accuracy is important here...

[Oguerrerob]

Chrysler Delta

[nicanary]

Delaney Delta

[Djetset]

Despite my earlier comment, if we are incorrectly continuing down this route, then I'll add the Glenfrome Delta...

[pguillem]

Then the Glenfrome Facet

[Carnut]

Despite my earlier comment, if we are incorrectly continuing down this route, then I'll add the Glenfrome Delta...

Personally I think we should go back to Triumph Chicane and ignore the last few posts, otherwise the chain has not been continuous; it's not my decision however but Otto's.

[nicanary]

Despite my earlier comment, if we are incorrectly continuing down this route, then I'll add the Glenfrome Delta...

Personally I think we should go back to Triumph Chicane and ignore the last few posts, otherwise the chain has not been continuous; it's not my decision however but Otto's.

FWIW I agree with you. (Like yourself, there have been times when I thought this thread would come to an end, but never underestimate the knowledge of AP members!)

[Paul Jaray]

In case Otto decides to restart from Triumph Chicane, ( and to keep the game running), here's the Maserati Chicane by IED
(in case he is not, there's only a SAAB Facett in my index...)

[Djetset]

Thanks PJ.  I thought of the IED Maserati Chicane too, and Rolls-Royce also built a one-off Phantom Chicane Coupe in 2013.  As for the Facet (with one 't') the only one I could think of was the Facet V1, which is a human-powered 'velocar' without an engine, so this doesn't really count I guess...

[Otto Puzzell]

Does this count? A different brand of DS.

Yes

[Otto Puzzell]

Despite my earlier comment, if we are incorrectly continuing down this route, then I'll add the Glenfrome Delta...

Personally I think we should go back to Triumph Chicane and ignore the last few posts, otherwise the chain has not been continuous; it's not my decision however but Otto's.

There seems to be a consensus. Consider it done

[Otto Puzzell]

Thanks PJ.  I thought of the IED Maserati Chicane too, and Rolls-Royce also built a one-off Phantom Chicane Coupe in 2013.  As for the Facet (with one 't') the only one I could think of was the Facet V1, which is a human-powered 'velocar' without an engine, so this doesn't really count I guess...

Human powered cars are, indeed, beyond the scope of this puzzle. 

[oko94]

Zagato Chicane

[nicanary]

Aston Martin DB4GT Zagato Sanction II

[Oguerrerob]

Martin Aerodynamic

[Carnut]

Martin glass-fibre kit car (1172 cc Ford side-valve engine) from 1953; made by Martin Plastics Ltd.:

[nicanary]

I think we've already had that....(reply #125)

1969 Martin BM7

[Oguerrerob]

BM Foster

[nicanary]

1901 Foster steam car

[oko94]

Don Foster Triboo 43

[nicanary]

Lotus 43

[Oguerrerob]

Gulf Lotus X12 Dubai

[Djetset]

Gurgel X12 (Oh, and thanks for sorting the chain hitch Otto...)

[nicanary]

Gurgel (sic) BR-800