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names of car models as

was talking to my mrs and i said in the petrol head world that a pug was well know as a pegueot and a also made reference to the old velux being vauxhallge Sarah says shes never herd of , so is there any more. all agro being the austin legro. anymore or have i made this up for so long ive told myself this was true.

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    never heard of a vauxhall being called a velux, Aggro for allegro yes, and chavalier for MK 2 Cav , princess was a wedge , and a maxi a landcrab, Capri was a crapi, and xr31 a clit ,

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    A sierra was called a clit cos every c*nt had one ! there,s shitron for citroen , tina for a cortina .

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    BMW was a Beemer or another politically incorrect term which I won't mention here!:ph34r:

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    Chevy 4 Chevrolet, Bug 4 beetle, Sud 4 Alfasud (although I could think of other names for it!), Moggy 4 Morris 1000

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