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They should rename it to Folks-Wagon.

• CHsurfer 6y ago
  Folks-Vagon
  • Gravityloss 6y ago
    Walt's Wagon http://www.rvnetlocator.com/PHOTOS/15/0624/1839/1024x768/15062418390542767961001.JPG http://www.rvnetlocator.com/PHOTOS/15/0624/1839/1024x768/150...
• Tade0 6y ago
  I think Speed-Wagon would catch on among the younger generations.
  • _jal 6y ago
    Then they should release a model called the Reo.
    • drewzero1 6y ago
      Heck, why not bring back Oldsmobile while we're at it?
  • mikece 6y ago
    If memory services, that marque is owned by General Motors and the modern version of the Speedwagon are GMC trucks. Would be catchy to actually release a new vehicle with the Speedwagon model name.
    • Aeronwen 6y ago
      Reo as Ransom Eli Olds' second car company, the first one is what became the Oldsmobile divison of GM. But GM never owned Reo. Supposedly Volvo owns the name now.
  • mikestew 6y ago
    I'm pretty sure you meant Baby Boomers, not "younger generations": https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/REO_Speedwagon https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/REO_Speedwagon
    • Tade0 6y ago
      I'm referring to a very different Speedwagon.
      • mikestew 6y ago
        Guess who the Baby Boomer is who did not know there was a third option for "Speedwagon"? (First two options are the rock band, and the proto-truck from the early 20th century which the band was named after.)
        • Tade0 6y ago
          To that I raise you option number 4, who is part of a wider cultural phenomenon among the Gen Z: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n-aZBwOj94w https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n-aZBwOj94w
• flyingfences 6y ago
  That's literally what the name has been since the company was founded.
  • akmarinov 6y ago
    That's literally the joke.
    • justusthane 6y ago
      It's also literally not a very good joke.
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