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Has this type of thread been done before? You know, like
FORD = Fix Or Repair Daily
PONTIAC = Poor Old Nut Thinks It's A Car
I was rudely cut off in traffic one day by a Chrysler and while I sit there in bumper to bumper traffic staring at the chrome letters on his trunk I came up with this one:
CHRYSLER = Car Had Repairs Yesterday, Still Lacks Essential Repairs
I believe thats why they had a hard time selling Nova's in Latin America, Nova, or No Va in spanish means "No Go" or won't go. No one wanted a car that "wouldnt go". Didnt this hapen with another car around the same time too?
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I believe thats why they had a hard time selling Nova's in Latin America, Nova, or No Va in spanish means "No Go" or won't go. No one wanted a car that "wouldnt go". Didnt this hapen with another car around the same time too?
