Funny Conveyances

Funny Conveyances

11. Fuxing

A type of Chinese high-speed train with a very dirty-sounding name. See also Chinese, Profanity.

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12. Partial Zero Emission Vehicles

You know, they kind of don't emit green house gases. Sort of. See also California, Cars.

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13. Yugo

Yugoslavia's version of the Ford Pinto. Every bit as clunky and dangerous, but killed by comedians rather than Ralph Nader. See also Communism.

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14. Tuk Tuk

The offspring of a rickshaw and a moped. Often driven in Thailand. See also Thai.

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15. Ford Pinto

Unsafe at any speed, according to Ralph Nader. See also 70's, Cars.

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16. Trabis

Old, cheap East German cars left over from the Cold War/German Occupation. Short for "Trabant". See also German, History.

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17. Cars with Eyes

Often employed in car and gas station commercials to make cars and fossil fuels seem friendlier. See also Cars.

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18. Vunicycles

A bicycle with five wheels. See also Made Up.

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19. Hoarder Cars

You know what I'm talking about. See also Cars.

Added by Brian on May 4, 2014| 2 Comments | You Like This |

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20. Bad Latitude

File under punny boat names.

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