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'Astronomer said:Kronos devours some of his children.
Oh man, Saturn Kronos it is.
Saturn Kronos. It will eat your children.
'Astronomer said:Kronos devours some of his children.
Interesting fact about the Nova, it wasn't selling well in Latin America. Then they finally realized that "no va" in Spanish means "it does not go"! :lol: :lol: :lol:Ernest said:I don't know about you all, but the Chevy NOVA was a very badass screamer in the 60's. Caught the attention of more than a couple of mopars, thats for sure.![]()
ERNEST:thumbs:
It makes for a great story, but not true. "no va" makes as much sense as english baby talk "no go" and pointing to a car with a hole in the engine block.GRinLR said:Interesting fact about the Nova, it wasn't selling well in Latin America. Then they finally realized that "no va" in Spanish means "it does not go"! :lol: :lol: :lol:
What's up with Saturn capitalizing ALL the names of their vehicles ? I've already accepted that it's a SKY (as opposed to a Sky), which followed the ION and VUE pattern. But on Saturn's web site (and in their printed literature), even the RELAY name is always in caps. I think the same will be true for the upcoming OUTLOOK. I feel like they're shouting at me ! :willy:1994SC2 said:Perhaps the name (clearly reused from the earlier concept convertible) was a part of Saturn's 3 letter nominclature at the time... ION, VUE, SKY and now that has been thrown to the wind (Relay, Outlook, Aura).
I prefer the spelling: Kronos (looks cooler):thumbs:Nemesis said:.... it would also be like Saturn was coming back for more when you said the name in chronological reverse: Saturn Cronus.
Hey hey hey, now. The Fiero IS a classic. You'd be surprised at the following the Fiero has, including myself, and Fformula88 (whose screen ID refers to his car, a 1988 Fiero Formula).rick112 said:Well what ever she's called lets hope it isn't called the next Fiero! Not exactly an American Classic. BTW who's gona send the email to Saturn about the name change?