Guess?

[Darrell]

Fiat Coupe 125/B SPECIAL VIGNALE

[jaybee]

Yes, well done! Can you also tell us the model name, its a girl's name?

[Darrell]

Samantha?

[goombas]

i think your right darrell
but lets wait for judge to decide

[jaybee]

Well done Darrell. Samantha it is. The car looked great but was heavy and slow. Your turn togive ussome brain ache now!

[Darrell]

Try this

[jaybee]

Well Darrell, I'm a bit of a 3-wheel fan. This is a Davis Divan from 1948. This amazing thing was a flop, and a lot of trouble. It's builder Gary Davis was sued by his employees cos he never paid them. The car was under powered, with a little four cylinder motor, but this was probably a good thing! I wouldn't fancy going fast in that !

Here's another for you to ponder.......

[jaybee]

Need a clue? It has one thing in common with a 126.

[gsxr126]

Its not an "Attica" of some kind is it.

[jaybee]

No, never heard of that one! It is French though.

[Rusty's Uncle]

  If it is not the "Attica" , then could be "La Basementa UNE DEUX SIX" ? Produced by the French as a reaction when Italy kept winning the World Cup 
No sharp body lines , one less wheel but a reliable engine 
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  apologies in advance to our Euro brothers & sisters  [-/

[jaybee]

Good thinking Rusty, but not it!  Here's another clue. There was a singer with the same last name, first name Johnny!  The car had a flat twin liquid cooled motor with a separate radiator built into each cylinder head.

[ChrisRLewis]

thanks for all of the clues [-/
I think I have got it, is it a Mathis 33?

[jaybee]

Yippee! Well done Chris!  It is actually a Mathis 333, and it never made it into production. Shame!  Your turn now. I'm off to Crete on Tuesday, so will be spotting some wierd and wonderful vehicles there.

[gsxr126]

youre certain to see an Attica in Greece