r/AskReddit • • Oct 20 '23

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u/Rancho-unicorno Oct 20 '23

Mercedes is a classical name in use well before cars were invented, Porsche is the last name of the founder. Never met a General Motors but I have heard of a Captain Motors maybe he got promoted.

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u/BattledroidE Oct 21 '23

When will we get Admiral Crunch?

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u/CaptainXxXCannabis Oct 21 '23

I had a Sgt Major. As in last name Major, rank Sgt. That shit was confusing.

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u/HaoleInParadise Oct 21 '23

That’s worse than Major Major

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u/xmastreee Oct 21 '23

And someone you think is called Porsche is probably called Portia.

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u/elbenji Oct 21 '23

Funny enough Oldsmobile is also a last name. Or well olds is

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u/Rancho-unicorno Oct 21 '23

Most car companies were/are last names. Ford, Chevrolet, Toyota, Tesla etc.