I think I"m being restricted by my uncreative naming schemes. What are yours like?
I name things after cities that (to me) describe the type of model in question. E.g. pickups are “Nashville”, compacts are “Portland”, etc. From there I just use a number for the market segment tier (1, 2, 3, 4), and tack on an “s” or “p” if it has a sunroof or panoramic sunroof. Haven’t had to deal with electric powertrains yet, but that would probably be E<s/p/"">
sedan Mk#
Medan Mk#
Expensedan Mk#
Luxus Mk# (doesn’t fit the pattern but stands out)
SUV
MIDUV
ExpenSUV etc etc.
then I can add E for electric or whatever…
I am quite boring,as i used to work for Ford motor company i use current names like focus,fiesta,Galaxy,Mondeo,Scorpio with specials like Titanium and X to put in quality items that pushes up the prices of the cars.and the Range rover group of SUV’s.
I name my cars very simply.
- Budget Sedan
- Mid Range Sedan
- Expensive Sedan etc.
Sedans depending on price category are usually:
- Cityliner
- Cruiser
- Interceptor
- Traffic
Crossovers:
-Superback
- Journey
- Superback XL
4x4:
- Mudrunner
- Amazon
- W-vagon
Sports:
- Speedster
- Wasp
- Beachliner (thats the open top)
Pickup:
- W50
- W150
- W250
- Raptor
I always have a ton of different models with different gadget, and after some time it really gets hard to oversee them