Car Logos Quiz #2

Scion used to be a sub-brand of Toyota here in the US until they liquidated it last year and Acura is the luxury model of Honda.

I've seen Mustangs all over Europe. You always blame your ignorance on where you live I seriously see you do this on every quiz of this sort. here, buy a Lincoln in the UK.

so what? That's not the point. I got Skoda. Never seen a single one on the roads in the USA. Stop complaining so much and you'd have more time to travel.

I have heard of both Scion and Acura.

Given the enormous cultural reach of US media, Mustang and Lincoln seem fair game to me. Acura - sorta. Scion - every day less so. Not many Americans really even remember Saturn, which was a significant brand of GM for two decades. Anyway, it's a quiz testing trivia knowledge, not a bigger rooster contest.

It's not accurate. I've seen Mustangs in Britain and all over Europe in fact, in pretty significant numbers. So it's not accurate. He could have just said "I've never seen a Mustang in the hamlet where I live"... that may have been accurate. But he never phrases it that way. He always makes it sound like it's literally impossible anyone outside of the US would know about American things... which is bollocks... and then he goes and makes nearly identical complaints on dozens if not hundreds of other quizzes. Always complaining about American things, never about Japanese or Russian or French things. Always claiming (inaccurately) that there's no Earthly way anyone could know about these things if they weren't from America. And this is just silly and tiresome. Mustangs are literally everywhere. I've seen them in Romania, Saudi Arabia, South Korea, the Philippines.. they're everywhere. Much more than Skoda. But Skoda isn't American so no complaints about that.

What I said is accurate. I've seen many Mustangs in Europe. Significant numbers of them. You can dither or split hairs over the precise definition of "significant numbers" if you want to be a prat, but not up for debate is that saying "no presence" is wrong.

Also, there are more than 4,000 Mustangs in the UK. In a 2016 article that comes up when you Google this - I'm guessing your source for that figure - Ford states that they sold 4,400 directly in the past year. It's safe to assume they sold many more thousands since then. But beside that, prior to 2015 there were thousands imported and sold 2nd-hand not directly through Ford. There are a bunch there. Way more (relative to the total number of automobiles in the UK) than there are Ferraris in the USA. But I've still seen plenty of Ferraris driving around the US before. And of course nobody would ever complain about their logo being on a quiz about cars. Or try to defend a statement saying they don't exist where they clearly do.

Probably harder to get Acura there since the Honda NSX over is the Acura NSX

American here, never heard of Opel.

Opel is Vauxhall in the UK. The only thing different is the logo

It does