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PN #06 - EU Puzzle. Solved by Joao, 75america, faksta, PJ, guido66, ftg3plus4

Started by pnegyesi, October 13, 2009, 11:19:27 AM

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pnegyesi

So no one knows a Finn-made vehicle which was connected to a German people's car? This is not it, but you'll find it more quickly...

And how about that man in Malta who was a racer, but nowadays he's looking more into the past...?

(huge clues methinks)


pnegyesi

Hoooray, another one down, only one to go!!!

pnegyesi

C'mon, there's only one left :)!

It is from Finnland. The brand made similar type of vehicles based on a German people's car and this was the prototype for its replacement, based on a Swedish car. You can find it if you research in Finnish a bit :)

Allan L

Quote from: pnegyesi on November 10, 2009, 04:30:25 AM
You can find it if you research in Finnish a bit :)
That's all very well for you Hungarians!
For some of us it's a case of two impenetrable languages which may possibly be related! ;D
Opinionated but sometimes wrong

jotage21


pnegyesi

Finnish and Hungarian are very distantly related...

And it's not Korvensuu

Carnut

Interests in life:  Cars, cars, cars - oh and ..er..cars

pnegyesi


pnegyesi

Last call before it is being tossed into a Black Hole

pnegyesi

The name of the last car (not the brand name, but the model name) is a popular female name, which was also given to a French luxury-sportscar which was originally designed in UK and after years of development was presented in 1972.
This female name was used with a "c" for the French car, but it is used with a "k" for this car.

And with that we go down into the Black Hole.

Allemano

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Quote from: pnegyesi on December 06, 2009, 12:33:06 AM
The name of the last car (not the brand name, but the model name) is a popular female name, which was also given to a French luxury-sportscar which was originally designed in UK and after years of development was presented in 1972.
This female name was used with a "c" for the French car, but it is used with a "k" for this car.

That should be Monika, then!

pnegyesi

Sure, the name of this pickup is Monika. But which company made it? And when? And where?

Allemano

Monika is a car from Suomi, correct?

pnegyesi

Yes, we have established long time ago, that this car is from Finnland. But where (which city?) it was made? A clue: note Helsinki

Allemano

#115
something to do with W.I.I.M.A.?

Quote from: pnegyesi on December 06, 2009, 04:56:14 AM
A clue: note Helsinki

(did you mean "note Helsinki" or "NOT Helsinki"?)

pnegyesi

I don't think it got anything to do with WIIMA

And it's not Helsinki - sorry I was in a hurry

Allemano

I'm 100% sure I've seen it somewhere else before, but I can't rember no more...  >:(

pnegyesi

browse through my clues and maybe you'll remember...

pnegyesi

I hope this one will help you solve this in no time.

João

 Finnish Version of the VW Bus/truck. Named Teijo. It is powered by a standard VW aircooled motor.....so it´s the Teijo Monika?

pnegyesi

Yes, the last one is the Teijo Monika, based on a Saab. Planned replacement for the VW-based version, but it never got beyond the prototype stage.

pnegyesi

Thanks for your participation!

Once again, here's the Final score:
Faksta: 3 points
Ftg3plus4: 2 points
Paul Jaray: 2 points
guido66: 3 points
Joao: 8 points
75america: 10 points

Solutions are featured right after the list of cars.