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Nice24me Posted 21 years ago
Vocabulary
Banana car, Tomato car
I was asked what those words mean.
I could make a guess what "banana car" means.
I guess that it means a yellow sport car that looks like banana.
But I don't have any idea with "Tomato car."
I can't even make a guess.
Can anyone tell me what "banana car" and "tomato car" mean?
I could make a guess what "banana car" means.
I guess that it means a yellow sport car that looks like banana.
But I don't have any idea with "Tomato car."
I can't even make a guess.
Can anyone tell me what "banana car" and "tomato car" mean?
Top answer
Hi Nice, It was an interesting question, so I googled it. I found some links about banana car with photos, it really looked like abanana, and I came across this post in a forum: Did you know that that Modena up in the first post had its aerodynamics actually designed by their F1 engineers? It has one of the lowest drag coefficients to date, only surpassed by a handful of cars, including the "banana car" which I believe was created in the 80's by either GM or Chrysler which was tied for first.
- Hi Nice, It was an interesting question, so I googled it.
- I found some links about banana car with photos, it really looked like abanana, and I came across this post in a forum: Did you know that that Modena up in the first post had its aerodynamics actually designed by their F1 engineers?
- It has one of the lowest drag coefficients to date, only surpassed by a handful of cars, including the "banana car" which I believe was created in the 80's by either GM or Chrysler which was tied for first.
- And you guessed it, it was shaped like a banana.
- And about a tomato car, the only information that I gathered was about a ventilated car for carrying ripe tomatos!
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Hi Nice,
It was an interesting question, so I googled it. I found some links about banana car with photos, it really looked like abanana, and I came across this post in a forum:
Did you know that that Modena up in the first post had its aerodynamics actually designed by their F1 engineers? It has one of the lowest drag coefficients to date, only surpassed by a handful of cars, including
It was an interesting question, so I googled it. I found some links about banana car with photos, it really looked like abanana, and I came across this post in a forum:
Did you know that that Modena up in the first post had its aerodynamics actually designed by their F1 engineers? It has one of the lowest drag coefficients to date, only surpassed by a handful of cars, including
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And I didn't see it was your first post. So, welcome to EnglishForward, hope you enjoy it here.
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Thanks for your help and welcome.
Your answer was very helpful and I can give her an answer now.
Your answer was very helpful and I can give her an answer now.
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To really know what "banana car" or "tomato car" refers to I would to see the context; however, my initial guess would be that they do indeed refer to car colors (banana yellow or tomato red?).
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