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some consider coupé to be pompous but i'd argue it's more correct. also any thoughts on "four door coupés"? marketing misnomer or legit? i was looking at a cls63 the other day but the salesman's constant use of the C-word was off-putting to say the least. |
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does coupe de ville mean car of the village? like old europe cobblestone streets where a produce stand is in the middle of the road and someone is drinking espresso in the center of the street, then a car speeds by but the street seems more like a fancy sidewalk? |
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sedan/coupé de ville is better translated as town car/town coupe. kind of strange that the cadillac sedan de ville and lincoln town car effectively had the same name just in a different language. |
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