History How does a car get it's name?

someone emailed me some photos of my car today 1 happened to be of the dash

 

Sometimes any name at all can be a bit cringe, but I think that on anything in a show idiom a name is necessary. I drew a series years ago reimagining the Wacky Races cars as '60s/'70s show rods. My interpretation of the Boulder Mobile was rather early-mid '60s, so I called it the Primordian.

 

Been kinda debating twinkle tits for my 54 lol

 

I dont name cars but they still have to be called something. I have the Model T ( nice shiny 1927 roadster pickup The A, (my avatar) and the hotrod ( from 1954) the 35 (pickup I built from a bare frame in 1992) the big 35, ( with wrecker) Grandpa's 37,( Ford pickup) the 39( daily driver pickup for 17 years. Now smashed up) the Crestliner (50 Ford) the Victoria (1951 Ford) the blue car (59 Ford, driver since 1999) the yellow truck (60 F100 ( daily driver since 2001) many others, just junkers, no names

 

Another good one... it was his wife's truck! Serious!

 

Three 65 Plymouths
One is named the White Car
One is named the Black Car
One is named the Red Plymouth
The Roadrunner is called The Bird
My Vette is called The Vette
My wife’s Mustang is named Ed….

 

NO NO, Twinkle Tits is your 56 Cadillac.

 

While I don't name cars, a lot of great cars have names and you can picture them in your mind immediately when they are called. Deora, Silhouette, Uncertain-T, Lil' Coffin, Emperor, Boothill Express, Outlaw, Matador, I'm sure that lots more could be added to this.