Can you name the U.S.-market cars that had the same name, but were sold by different Companies or Divisions? by 6speed

Maker / Division	Car Name
Ford (mid-00s) and Fiat (current)
Dodge (late-70s) and Chrysler (late-00s)
Dodge and Plymouth ('70s & '80s)
Lincoln ('30s - '00s) and Bentley (current)
Pontiac ('60s-'70s, mid-'00s) and Ferrari ('60s & '80s)
Dodge ('80s) and Mitsubishi (current)
Dodge and Plymouth ('70s & '80s)
Cadillac (late '70s) and VW (early '00s)
Chevrolet (current) and GMC ('30s - late '90s)
Plymouth ('80s - early '00s) and Chrysler (early '00s)
Mercury ('70s & '80s) and Lincoln ('06)

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Same Car Model, Different Make Quiz

by 6speed

Created Jun 23, 2011 in Miscellaneous
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	shakirafan:	Jun 23rd, 2011 at 23:01 GMT		1 point
	Good idea for a quiz, but you have some problems: 1) Neons didn't come out until 1994 (as 1995 models). 2) the Dodge Lancer was originally a 1961-1962 version of the Valiant. 3) Cadillac never has sold a model called the "Phaeton". There was a trim package with fake convertible roof offered in the late 70s, but the cars were still DeVilles. 4) The Lincoln Zephyr originally was offered from 1937-1941.

	shakirafan:	Jun 23rd, 2011 at 23:08 GMT		1 point
	Digging farther back you find: Edsel and Chevrolet "Citation"; Edsel and Ford "Ranger"; Hudson and AMC "Hornet"; Nash and AMC "Ambassador"; Cadillac and Oldsmobile "Calais"; Packard, Graham and Chevrolet "Cavalier"; Packard and Pontiac "Executive"; Imperial and Chrysler "LeBaron"; Packard and Dodge "400"; Studebaker and Dodge "Daytona". There are many more. Perhaps with some more research you could do an even bigger version of this quiz.

	shakirafan:	Jun 23rd, 2011 at 23:14 GMT		1 point
	A note related to my first comment: You are correct about the later Dodge Lancer model, I was merely noting the name originated even farther back in Dodge history. Also, the term phaeton was originally used back in the early days of automobiles to denote any 4-door open top/convertible car that lacked roll-up side windows (as opposed to a "convertible sedan" which did have roll-up side windows). A "dual-cowl phaeton" had a second windsheild (and cowl) for the back seat passengers.

	6speed:	Jun 24th, 2011 at 11:55 GMT		1 point
	thanks for the comments. This is my first Sporcle quiz I made. I completely flaked on the Neon, of course that should be '90s! I remember when that car came out. I did this off the top of my head and appreciate the input. I am trying to change the quiz but have no idea how.

	shakirafan:	Jun 24th, 2011 at 12:08 GMT		1 point
	Can't help you there! Maybe one of the quizmaster people will offer some advice. I bought a Neon new in 1994. It lasted all the way until last spring when it finally rusted to pieces. I kind of miss its happy, smiling "face". Another shared model name for you: Edsel and AMC "Pacer".