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collective nouns are only used for herding animals, and other that in the case of R33's which are aking to rather obese cows, I don't see how you can apply m to cars.

From a grammatical standpoint anyways...

I was thinking that a group of 33's would be more like a pod (of whales!)  

:bahaha:  

Anyhoo.......

This is what the thesaurus had to say about a 'group'

accumulation, aggregation, assemblage, assembly, association, assortment, band, batch, battery, bevy, body, bunch, bundle, cartel, category, chain, circle, class, clique, clot, club, clump, cluster, clutch, collection, combination, combine, company, conglomerate, congregation, coterie, covey, crew, crowd, faction, fit-out, formation, gang, gathering, grade, league, lot, mess, organization, pack, parcel, party, passel, platoon, pool, set, shooting match, society, sort, suite, syndicate, troop, trust

Out of all of those, i like "passel"

Example:

I saw a huge passel of Skylines the other night.

It's different, and i can't say i've ever heard it used before, hence, we should claim it as our own.  

;)

I like "cartel"

There goes the skyline cartel.....:)

hehehehe

line, row, series, succession, rank, array, dashboard, succession, tier,

fleet, squad, corps, force, galaxy, infrastructure, core, clan, mafia,

brotherhood <--- i like this one , reckon, fusion <--- or this one, synthesis, drove, muster, legion

dynasty, class, race, generations, drift , hoard , rally , union , brand , division , chaos , fellowship , ring , brigade , phalanx , multiplicity

evolution, hierarchy, realm

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