The Car Guessing Game Thread (titles needed)

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Does the rule have something to do with AWD?
 
Stupid guess:

Both of them have a capital "S" in their name? :lol:
 
Cars with optional AWD systems?
 
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Cars with optional AWD systems?
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The Lancer SE is probably the only front wheel drive car in existence to have a selectable AWD system. No automatic Haldex here
 
1: Rolls Royce 101EX
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2. Cadillac Sixteen
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3. Bentley Continental GT
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1 & 2 follow the rule.
 
Both cars have V16 engines?
 
Both cars had concepts with a V16, but the production models had V12s?

EDIT: The Sixteen didn't even have a direct production model, lol.
 
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Both cars had concepts with a V16, but the production models had V12s?

EDIT: The Sixteen didn't even have a direct production model, lol.
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Nope.
 
Concept cars with V16 engines? Four-figure torque output? Front-engined V16 Concept?

Other than that I'm out of ideas :lol:
 
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Concept cars with V16 engines? Four-figure torque output? Front-engined V16 Concept?

Other than that I'm out of ideas :lol:
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Nope, Nope and Nope.
 
I would say taking two existing smaller engines, and mating them together. The V16 in the 101EX was two BMW V8s, the Cadillac being two Northstar V8s, and the W12 in the Bentley being two VR6s.
 
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I would say taking two existing smaller engines, and mating them together. The V16 in the 101EX was two BMW V8s, the Cadillac being two Northstar V8s, and the W12 in the Bentley being two VR6s.
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But the Bentley doesn't follow the rule.
 
Hmm.

Both the Cadillac and the Rolls are 16 cylinders, while the Bentley only has 12?
 
Cars with over 1,000 lb.-ft. of torque?
 
Both no.
 
Both have more than 500 C.I of displacement ?
 
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Both have more than 500 C.I of displacement ?
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You are very close. Although it's a little more than 500Ci.
 
Nissan Juke
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Alfa Romeo 4C
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Ford Fiesta
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All follow the rule, Shouldn't that hard.
 
Cars with 1.6 litre engines?
 
Transverse engine layout?
 
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