Sorry, but I have the day off and am bored. Why do so many other models use Z in the name of their cars? Tahoe Z71, IROC-Z, Malibu LTZ, BMW Z series couples, Galant GTZ, Corvette ZR1, etc. I just noticed this one from Lincoln on their MKZ. Blastphemy!

 

 

That should be considered copyright infringement.

 

its the best sounding letter in the alphabet

 

I would guess that 90% of the cars out there use one of 3 letters for model:

Z, R, T, S, X, G

 

Wow, some day off.

 

Didnt Peugeot copyright the center "0" i.e. (206) in Germany and thats why Porsche had to use 911 instead of 901?

 

I am 99.99% sure you are correct.

 

It's just a marketing buzz word, or letter, to get people's interest in buying something.
I remember when PC companies and sellers, like Comp USA, would add the word "Internet ready" in their ads. Well DUH!!!
Now, I don't see that anymore.

 

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One godly car manages to use three of these common letters, and finishes it off with an extra S on special occasions... like a slap in the face.

 

^LMAO Yes!

 

RSX, is that like the Acura version of the CRX?

 

^^no its like the acura version of the rsx. the rsx in the U.S is the same as the integra in japan. just different name because acura doesnt exist over there, its all honda

 

Ok, I get it now. I remember the Integra, a buddy of mine had one way back in high school. It was sweet!

 

"Z" was in Chevrolet's nomenclature long before Nissan's....

 

is this fo' real?

 

So is it ZED or ZEE???

 

To be honest when im really pissed i say ZDAMMIT and i feel all better.
OK OK all jokes aside i kinda notice the same sensless things at times.

 

Z was in the alphabet long before Chevrolet adopted it.

 

"Z" for zoom lol