Acura 3.2 TL? Wild guess here![]()
...is a much closer guess.Hyundai Equus / Hyundai Centennial?
There's absolutely no reason to feel stupid
I'm sorry if my post came out a bit harsh, that was not the intention.
The rules don't explicitly say that, in case of car clones, you must give the answer to the person who guessed the car the clone is based on. So, it's really interpreting the rules, since there are definite overlaps between replicas and clones. However, in my opinion, it is simply going to be a bit too difficult/tedious if you have to dig up the exact name out of 1000 different smart clones with no real visual differences.
I think clones should also be mentioned in rule 8, but it's a huge grey area. Some cars are exact copies, and the car above is a good example. In that case, I think either the original car or the clone's name would be accepted as the correct answer.
But other clones combine the body shell of a well-known car, but with different light treatments, often justifying it as a distinct model altogether. I'm particularly thinking of the Shuanghuan CEO (BMW X5/Toyota Prado mix), and depending on the angle, the CEO could or could not be mistaken for an X5. In case of cars like this, I think the poster of the picture should be allowed to demand the name of the Chinese model.
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It varies according to each clone, and how much of the orignal car's design was ripped off.
But what do you guys think?
Anyway, I suggest clones are at least mentioned in rule 8.
Right, I will definitely add something that applies to copies.
How about:
9. If the OP uses a photo of a car that is a complete copy of another car's design, both answers are acceptable. However, if the car in question is not an exact copy, and it is noticeably different in the photo provided, then the OP may ask for the name of the 'copy.' It is recommended, however, that copies are avoided due to the confusion they cause.
Beeblebrox237Right, I will definitely add something that applies to copies.
How about:
9. If the OP uses a photo of a car that is a complete copy of another car's design, both answers are acceptable. However, if the car in question is not an exact copy, and it is noticeably different in the photo provided, then the OP may ask for the name of the 'copy.' It is recommended, however, that copies are avoided due to the confusion they cause.
swara96Thank you!
I need to utilize my 15 year old brain and think about this one![]()
sWeirdotHas the utilising given any results?
Sounds absolutely perfect![]()
That sounds really good![]()
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I fourth that notion
Respectfully, I think you should get an hour tops to upload your pic, after that anybody can post. First come, first serve. In the event several people post at once after the hour is up, the first link/image up is it and all other posters should delete their posts. If you can't delete your post edit out all words/urls/images and write in place "please ignore".
This is just a suggestion, I have no right to be making rules.
Well, I like to keep the thread going quickly as much as anyone, however I think it is fair if people have time to claim their turn. Some people will leave a guess and not check back for many hours, so I prefer to leave them with adequate time to claim their turn or pass it on. Also, as RemyKock said, time zones are an issue. A person in England can't be online to see if they guessed the correct from from the Chinese OP. Finally, it does lend a certain order to the thread, which makes my slightly OCD brain feel happy.Well, I get your problem, we are all living in different time zones, so the limit is 18 hours.
That was already an issue in the predescessors of this thread (GTC1 and 2)
mattythedogMaserati 3500?