What is the longest car name in the world?

Answer 1

POSSIBLY it the "HISPANO-SWEEZA" Only 36 were ever made! They were Spanish made, WOOD was used in the body AND the frame, and only about 6 had a "TULIP" body. (a VERY RARE BODY STYLE!) It was, in the 30's when it was made in Spain, called "the Car of Kings". Jay Leno owns one, but NOT with a TULIP BODY. My FORMER EMPLOYER IN WASHINGTON, DC OWNED one of these, and it took 20 years for him to realize exactly what it was worth! He owned over 25 antique cars,including a 1926 gold plated Rolls Royce ( that once belonged to Tommy Manville) which now belongs to his widow, and SHE IS the SPANISH EMBASSY! They were and are VERY NICE people! I really did love them almost as much as I loved my own father and mother. I really looked up to Cookie! He owned the printing shop where I worked and ran it much of the time. He also had 1920's and 30's Fords, a "T" model and an "A" model. He owned a 1952 Rolls Royce also, a "Silver Dawn". MANY of his antique cars were used in movies you've seen. His widow has never re-maried to my knowlege but it's been 1 and 1/2 years since I've seen her or her son. They made me feel like one of their family!He owned other very old antique cars with long names which I just can't remember at the moment. For privacy's sake, I won't give either of their first or their last name. But anyone who has ever known him and reads this, KNOWS who I'm talking about. Cookie also owned a 1912 HUPMOBILE, whuich he made into an old fashioned popcorn wagon. He gave away the best tasting popcorn in town!. Also, he owned a 1921 Haynes. There were many others. But the Hispano-sweeza or the Hupmobile MAY ciome close to being,or ONE of them, at least, the longest name in the world for a car ever made!

Answer 2

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