As it is an "Atom" ish car, R1 powered, how about

NeutR1no



wishbones on sub

[Edited on 5/6/2007 by nitram38]

NeutR1no

Sounds like something you do to a randy cat,

[Edited on 5/6/07 by stevec]

Just call it 'Trevor'

How about the Daz Electron (geddit?)

Wonder what I voted for as I suggested Neutrino!!!

Sounds like a character from a Marvel comic!!

How about "Quark" or "Gluon"or leptons, or"gauge bosons" But they just don't have that ring to them.

You could always go for some defined by its characteristics, if you find the car is unstable call it a "positronium"

If its fast and doesn't weigh much you could call it a "Luxon"
If its really fast , a "Tachyon"
If its heavy and hard to find "Gravitino"
Or if you think it will work but cant prove it call it a "selectron"

I'm just being silly now.

starting to sound like transfomers now! robots in desguise

How about something scientific without being another Subatomic particle like Atom.

Helix
Helius
Amoeba
Flux
Carbon
Clone
Codec
DNA
Eco
Ecosys
Chaos
Fractal
Ozone
Osmosis
Phobia
Joule
Kinetic
Nano
Pyro
Phage
Virus
Catalyst
Synapse
Toxin
Toxic

Can't think of any more right now.

P.S. I know an atom is not a subatomic particle.

[Edited on 5/6/2007 by Keith Weiland]

how about the XR1

i like "Synapse" even if im not sure what its meant to mean, im sure i read it in my biology revision last week mustent have picked up the meaning

How about:

R1inger? R1poff?

[Edited on 5/6/2007 by nitram38]

on the old cars plates

R1der? ChaR1ot? CateR1ng? R1cochet?




[Edited on 5/6/2007 by nitram38]

For some reason seeing all these names with R1 in the title, I have this comedy sketch going round in my head, its a rather camp actor from the 70's, probably Keneth Williams, along the lines of

'are you one?'
'Oooh yeees, are you one two????'

DR1
D R ONE




Cheers,

Modesto

It's going to be a exposed frame vehicle?
So call it:

The Skeleton

The Anorexic

Alternatively, call it the "Nowt".

When people ask you why called it that, just shrug your shoulders and say:
"It means nothing".