1. Deimure
   Maiture
2. Coiffure
   Voiture

A car is “la voiture” in French. Try to remember that, s’il vous plait!

1. Generale
   Cabriolet
2. Steigmer
   Mouvre

This is a convertible. In France, it’s called a “cabriolet,” okay?

1. Lemur
   Sutur
2. Raptur
   Captur

This is the Renault Captur. Yes, that means “to capture,” which is what this captivating car model does, perhaps…

1. Wahglone
   Wagon
2. Weegone
   Wowgone

A wagon in French is called “le wagon.” C’est easy!

1. Cordone
   Camion
2. Clingon
   Morcon

This is a truck. Or as the French call it, "le camion."

1. Elle Smortol
   Los Poldos
2. Le poids lourd
   Les magnifiques

"Le poids lourd" translates to lorry. Or technically, it actually means "heavy goods vehicle."

1. Wham
   Vram
2. Cram
   Tram

"Le tram" is a tram, literally. Tell Blanche Dubois it’s also the French term for "streetcar."

1. Magnifique
   Atlantique
2. Terrifique
   Mystique

This is the Venturi Atlantique. Yeah, it’s like the Atlantic!

1. Voiture de course
   Voiture de clique
2. Voiture de smorta
   Voiture de loor

A typical race car is termed “voiture de course.” Or maybe they name it like a human later…

1. Sedan
   Meridian
2. Quoitidien
   Amphibien

A sedan is called “le sedan.” It’s le simple!

1. Spirulina
   Moorina
2. Triomphe
   Calliope

This beauty is called the Citroën C-Triomphe. Yes, that last word means "triumph."

1. Highlandeur
   Transporteur
2. Rapporteur
   Commiserateur

This is a "transporteur." Such a long term for a hauler…

1. Omakabus
   Labus
2. Autobus
   Busina

"Autobus" is what they usually call a bus in France. Be aware, travelers!

1. Machine
   Wahine
2. Marine
   Dauphine

This model is called the Berliet Dauphine. Dauphine is actually a female dolphin, or a female heir apparent, too.

1. De La Futon
   De La Auto
2. De La Chapelle
   De La Matrice

De La Chapelle or DLC is a longtime French manufacturer of cars. Literally, it means “of the chapel.”

1. Majorette
   Camionnette
2. Masarrette
   Silverette

A van is a camionnette. The –ette suffix sometimes indicates a small version of something.

1. Scooter
   Skater
2. Roller
   Blader

A scooter in French is “le scooter.” Simple enough, n'est-ce pas?

1. Avast
   Espace
2. Canvas
   Hoovas

This is the Renault Espace. Yes, that means space, for those who need more of it.

1. Camion de sumo
   Camion de jane
2. Camion de pompier
   Camion de lleve

Fire trucks are defined by who they carry. Since they carry firefighters or pompier, it’s called the “camion de pompier.”

1. Je Ne Sais Quoi
   Mi Ultimo Adios
2. La Jamais Contente
   Bonne Nuit

This is actually the Venturi Buckeye Bullet. But it’s also known as La Jamais Contente, which means “never happy.” Strange!

1. Albateur
   Monsieur
2. Tracteur
   Hampeur

Le tracteur is simple enough to understand. It’s a simple tractor.

1. Umilitia
   Ampibian
2. Hoomba
   Vélomoteur

The cute moped has a long French translation. They call it “vélomoteur.”

1. Spamee
   Trophee
2. Lollee
   Jamboree

This is the Exagon Trophee Andros. It’s a trophy car for people who like such tokens.

1. Peugeot
   Oldsmobile
2. Studebaker
   Dépanneuse

La dépanneuse is a tow truck. Yes, it’s female!

1. Collo
   Boticello
2. Nouvelle
   Vagello

This is the Citroën C4 Nouvelle. Yes, nouvelle means “new.”

1. Chapeau
   Moto
2. Le cycle
   Vroomvroom

A motorcycle is called “la moto.” Yeah, sometimes they just like to shortcut it.

1. Train
   Gare
2. Moire
   Pauvre

"Le train” is what the French call trains. Easy enough to remember, no?

1. Parcours
   Supercoupe
2. Moocbooc
   Looc

This is the DLC Parcours. It translates as “for the course.”

1. Motoneige
   Morambol
2. Scrambleur
   Redactrice

This is a snowmobile. They call it “motoneige.”

1. Juico
   Stiletto
2. Métro
   Cambio

The French subway is called “le métro.” Like Zazie Dans Le Métro!

1. Renault Opaque
   Renault Scénic
2. Renault Voltage
   Renault Pyrenees

This is known as the Renault Scénic. It could drive you to scenic places indeed…

1. Jam de golf
   Camper de golf
2. Voiturette de golf
   Crudo de golf

This is obviously a golf cart. Call it a “voiturette de golf” when in France.

1. Spamalot
   Marriot
2. Chariot
   Haliparot

This is a carriage. But they call it “le chariot.”

1. Aphrodite
   Artemis
2. Atalante
   Eros

This is the De La Chapelle Atalante model. Yes, they named it after Atalanta.

1. Berline
   Hawaiine
2. Auberguine
   Beguine

The French call this "la berline." We call it a saloon.

1. Dupere
   Superbe
2. Bipper
   Looper

This cute thing is called a Peugeot Bipper. Yes, it shares its name with the beeper…or maybe it’s beeper-inducing to drive?

1. Archimedes
   Medea
2. Odyssey
   Iliade

Renault Iliade is named after Homer’s Iliad. It is indeed an epic vehicle!

1. Bisoux
   Luxe
2. Faux
   Deux

This is a Microcar Virgo Luxe. Luxe means "luxury."

1. Traction Avant
   Moderne Ambient
2. Avantgarde
   Pomme de Terre

This is called the Citroën Traction Avant. Yes, the name implies that it’s a four-wheel drive.

1. Renault Siphone
   Renault Galion
2. Renault Marion
   Renault Buillon

This is a Renault Galion. Not exactly like a galleon, but it’s like something in between a truck and a van made during the 1940s.