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two of my cars have been given names, although not by me. the first was my old 308 commodore which evryone refered too as the blue phatom and then became known as the smokey phatom after it blew a head gasket and started burning oil. then i had a stock standard yellow datsun 200b called daisy (the name was given too it by the previous owner and it just stuck) and the bloody thing use to do the best burnouts of any car i ever owned.

I call mine ZIPPO as it lights up so often (still in rwd, no ABS, no ATTESSA, doubtful on the HICAS). Wet roads + 233kW @ 15 psi + rwd + moderate pressure on the loud pedal = sideways action (usually to the drivers side).

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