How many vehicles named after geography can you think of?

I'll start.

Sierra

Laredo.

And ones named after places in my favorite state---Colorado, Durango, Aspen

Yukon

Monte Carlo

Cheyenne (ok, I know it's just a trim level!)

Bel Air

Savana (though it's not spelled correctly as Savannah)

Kodiak

Tahoe

Sonoma

Bonneville

Lots of examples just from GM: (not an exhaustive list)

Acadia

Malibu

Monte Carlo

Bonneville

Montana

LeMans

Yukon

Rainier

Well, I don't think Sonoma, Monte Carlo and Bel Air count. Those are cities. Looking for physical geography.

Canyon

Terrain

Outback

Rio

Laguna

Daytona

Place-names are geography, Drew.

Continental

Versailles

Edited January 31, 201213 yr by Camino LS6

Seville

Catalina

Riviera

Montego

Monterey

Torino

Newport

Monaco

Cordoba

New Yorker

Nassau

Savoy

Southhampton

St Regis

Edited January 31, 201213 yr by balthazar

Just off the top of my head...

Sebring

Daytona

Eldorado (though it is technically mythical and should be El Dorado)

Pontiac is a place... but its not what Pontiac is named after.

Santa Fe

Tucson

Veracruz

Bavaria (for that matter, BMW)

Pacifica

Park Avenue

Fifth Avenue

Monaco

Montana

Aspen

That's about all I got right now...

Tundra?

Savana (though it's not spelled correctly as Savannah)

That name was already taken by Mazda: the RX3 was a trim level of the first generation Mazda Savanna (less the H; there were piston-engined versions of the Savanna), and later, it reappeared as the home market fore-name of the first two generations of RX7. (in case you were wondering, the third generation RX7 was called Efini, which is a Japanization of the word infinity; which had previously been a trim level on the FC Savanna RX7.)

Edited January 31, 201213 yr by Turbojett

Dakota

LaCrosse

Silverado

Scottsdale

Palm Beach (GMC motor home trim level)

Edited January 31, 201213 yr by Cubical-aka-Moltar

Biscayne

Meteor Niagara and Meteor Rideau

Corisca

How about the Buick Somerset? Because when I think of cars, I know the first thing I think of is a large lake community in southern Kentucky.*

*although, to be fair, they are the car cruise capitol of KY

Palm Beach (GMC motor home trim level)

Also a Buick LeSabre trim level.

I also seem to recall either a Palm Beach or South Beach trim level on the Grand Marquis as well.

Cordoba

Alpina

How about the 'Wave' in Pontiac G3 Wave?

a Wave is geography?

A few more I thought of ...

• Tacoma (Why Toyota named that truck after a town in Washington state is curious.)
  
• Olympia (More Washington state goodness from Opel. Yes, I am choosing to ignore Greece.)
  
• Monaco (Don't know if it's already been listed.)
  

Edited January 31, 201213 yr by black-knight

One more from Washington State: Rainier

Edited February 1, 201213 yr by vonVeezelsnider

(Renault) Alpine

Nearly every Ferrari--Maranello, Modena, Fiorano, Italia, (Super)America...

Chevy Monza

Palm Beach (GMC motor home trim level)

Also a Buick LeSabre trim level.

Also a Rambler concept car.