All those A-roads and M-roads exist. In addition Audi sell an A1 (the longest road in Britain) and there is the BMW M1 from the late seventies/early eighties. And of course the BMW M3.
No R-roads in the UK but they do have them in the Republic of Ireland.
I’m pretty sure I’ve seen a Buick Lacrosse in La Crosse, WI (ok with the space it isn’t spelled EXACTLY the same)
Brian
While there’s no Interstate 3 yet, BMW has the i3 ready for when it does get built.
Some Plymouth/Dodge models:
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[li]Cambridge[/li][li]Plaza[/li][li]Sapporo[/li][li]Aspen[/li][li]Mayfair[/li]
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Some AMC models:
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[li]AMC Concord[/li][li]Rambler Palm Beach[/li][li]Fargo trucks[/li][li]Graham Hollywood[/li][/ul]
Along those lines, in Wisconsin county roads are given letter designations, like County Road M, and such. They sometimes use double or triple letter designations. I’m sure there’s a County Road TT somewhere in Wisconsin (because I remember finding TT funny when I was a kid) on which you can drive an Audi TT.
Looks like it would be a bitch to drive up the steps in front of the Nikola Tesla museum. Best way is to walk in and get his ashes out.
You could take your Volkswagen Atlas to North Africa.
Outback in the outback, A Marina by the boat dock, and if you extended to motorcycles a Triumph Bonneville at Bonneville (or just take the Pontiac).