CalypsoFantasy 
Pre-1932 US car fan
What I've never understood is why American car brochures never specificallways refer to the car without articles:
"Cavalier is a lot of car for the money"
"With Explorer, you're bound to go anywhere."
"You'll find it in Ford Ranger."
While in Europe, car brochure prose is always like this:
"The Polo combines joy of driving with fuel efficiency and lots of space."
"The Vectra is not just any Vauxhall."
"The new 206 is in a class of its own."
"Cavalier is a lot of car for the money"
"With Explorer, you're bound to go anywhere."
"You'll find it in Ford Ranger."
While in Europe, car brochure prose is always like this:
"The Polo combines joy of driving with fuel efficiency and lots of space."
"The Vectra is not just any Vauxhall."
"The new 206 is in a class of its own."