Need a Sexy German Name for my new Porsche 4CT Taycan

[MoniqueDenver]

Or “Herr Frau” like from Austin Powers. Very groovy for a groovy mamba taycan

Oooh THATS an interesting idea now.... especially with the Mamba green.

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[MoniqueDenver]

Ok, so I was just at the doctor and polled all the men there. (got a few laughs.) Apparently, Magdalena, is by far the approved choice by American men. LOL. 8 out of 10 selected it. LOL.

 

[JIP1080]

Schatzi - it's a cutesy term of endearment. The kind of thing young couples would call each other. Unless they are my East German ex... ?

 

[MoniqueDenver]

The kind of thing young couples would call each other.

hahaha I'm learning so much.

 

[Vercingetorix]

Sau.

 

[redshift-performance]

"Ferdinand" after the Porsche company founder? Often also referred to as "Ferry"

 

[gtm]

I suggested a name but I'm thinking selecting a name is premature. Kind of like naming a new puppy without meeting them. You need to look at your new car and take it in. Sit in it and see how it feels to try it on. Lastly drive it. Only once you know your car will the right name reveal itself.

 

[Fish Fingers]

Off your list, I really like Fritzi.

The Fritz bit being very German, but it sounds cute once the 'i' is added.

I also think a nickname works best when it's got fewer syllables, which is why say Christopher gets shortened to Chris or Jonathon to Jon etc.
Some of the choices have too many imo.

I also like Schatzi (above).

 

[BjörnfromHamburg]

How about Rampensau ?
Mamba green is calling for it.

 

[WasserGKuehlt]

Heidi is the correct answer and, by my count, got the most votes here.

Good luck with your trip, and it’s totally fine if you take the time of the trip back to discover the car’s personality, and hence a suitable name. (So long as it’s Heidi.)

 

[Jhenson29]

Heidi is the correct answer and, by my count, got the most votes here.

Good luck with your trip, and it’s totally fine if you take the time of the trip back to discover the car’s personality, and hence a suitable name. (So long as it’s Heidi.)

That’s my wife’s name. Maybe I should name my car Heidi. Then when I say things like “I love Heidi!”, “Heidi is the best thing that’s ever happened to me!”, “I would die before I let anything happen to Heidi!”, my wife will think I’m talking about her.

 

[McgR]

After seeing all names I thought it should be Heidi. But off course it should be Schatzi now that I saw it. Just retuned from the Austrian Alps. Schatzi bar, the song Schatzi schick mir in foto. It should be Schatzi.

 

[vitavalka]

Nice one

Voting:

1. Annaliese: -2
2. Katarina/Kati: +1
3. Klara: +2
4. Magdalena: +3
5. Marlena: -1
6. Brigitte: -1
7. Liesel: -1
8. Lischen: +1
9. Fritzi: -1

 

[tophamn]

Sticking with your trend to start names with U how about Ursula? - Strong as a Little Bear; Little Female Bear.

Failing that take your pick from here: German Baby Names » Girl Names » Starting From U » BabyNamesDirect.

Ulrike? - remember Germans pronounce all letters, so the "e" on the end is pronounced like an "a", thus "Ulkira" (though to me that's more of a Scandinavian name).

 

[MoniqueDenver]

I suggested a name but I'm thinking selecting a name is premature. Kind of like naming a new puppy without meeting them. You need to look at your new car and take it in. Sit in it and see how it feels to try it on. Lastly drive it. Only once you know your car will the right name reveal itself.

I've just landed in NYC, and still haven't decided, so yep, this is what I'm doing. (It's a two hour Uber now.)

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