ADG Do the math - Solved - 7734

[João]

2922?

[75america]

2685
2700
2786
2797
2801
2804
2806
2814
2820
2824
2830
2834
2896
2904
2910
2911
2912
2914
2920
2922
2930
2934
2956
3234
3311
3418
6686
6701
6704
6714
6730
7546
7686
7691
7700
7701
7706
7707
7714
7719
7720
7722
7724
7730
7786
7805
9954
22004

[Paul Jaray]

7734

[João]

6822?

[guido66]

7682

[75america]

7734

    

Can you, for everybody's information, reveal the 6-cars answer.

[Paul Jaray]

Alfa Romeo 168  (thanks to Guido66)
Audi damn 5000
Seat 133
Peugeot 204 Break
Oldsmobile 98
Vaz 2131

[75america]

Alfa Romeo 168  (thanks to Guido66)
Audi damn 5000
Seat 133
Peugeot 204 Break
Oldsmobile 98
Vaz 2131

It took me a long time for finding an Alfa 168 with a readable licence plate from Hong Kong (or Malaysia or Singapore). Although a not very well known story, it can easily be found on the internet (e.g. Wikipedia)

I thought the Audi would have been the easiest one.  You recognize it by the lights in the bumper.

This 133 is actually a Fiat and not a Seat.  But for the math, it doesn't matter.  Style wise, it's a mix of a 126 and a 127.

The Peugeot 204 only differs from it's brother, the 304, by it's shorter lower nose.

The Oldsmobile is a simple Ninety-Eight but I know that for us Europeans the American cars from the Seventies are hard to identify because they all look a bit the same.

The VAZ 2131 is a NIVA (2121) but with 5 doors.  It is clearly visible on the picture that it is a 5 door car, but you need to pay some attention to it.  It also took me some time to find a pic of the car under this angle.

[Paul Jaray]

Great puzzle!

[75america]

Great puzzle!

Thanks PJ, I'm happy you liked it, but I never thought it would be that hard to solve!
Doesn't it looks easy, once you know the result?

[guido66]

  I never gave the Niva a 2nd thought, that's the only one I had wrong on my 2nd guess 

Glad I could be of help, Paul!   

[João]

Fantastic Puzzle! Congratulations to 75america and Paul Jaray!

[DynaMike]

Great puzzle, indeed  I was hesitating with the Audi (100/200/5000) but I'd never thought of the Alfa Romeo being something else than 164  ...

[faksta]

Argh...I was absolutely sure Audi was just a 100, but tried different variants. Is it really a 5000? I mean, that one had a different front. I'm asking just for the record
Congratulation to PJ for finally solving this one.

These are the variants I've tried:
#1 - Alfa Romeo 164, 168.
#2 - Audi 100, 500, 5000, FAW HongQi 7220 (Audi P44 and 400 were also in queue).
#3 - Fiat 127, Seat/Fiat 133.
#4 - Peugeot 204 Break, 304 Break.
#5 - Cadillac Fleetwood 60, Fleetwood 75, Calais Series 682, Oldsmobile 98.
#6 - VAZ 2131 (also tried 2121 just to check ).

[Paul Jaray]

My guesses were
#1 - Alfa 164 and lately 168
#2 - Audi 100 200 4000 5000
#3 - Fiat 127 but then 133
#4 - Peugeot 204
#5 - Oldsmobile 88 - 98
#6 - Vaz 2121 and lately 2131

[Allemano]

I wasn't so bad:

#1 Alfa 164
#2 Audi 5000
#3 Fiat 133
#4 Peugeot 204
#5
#6 Lada 4 x 4 (=16) 

[Carnut]

Great puzzle, indeed  I was hesitating with the Audi (100/200/5000) but I'd never thought of the Alfa Romeo being something else than 164  ...

Exactly my dilemma.  I dismissed the Audi as a 5000 because it didn't have alloy wheels but have never ever heard of an Alfa 168 so never even looked into it!  The others I think I got right apart from the Oldsmobile.. and I even Googled Oldsmobile 98 in...

That puzzle was a lot of fun!