I can't even count how many times someone thought our Firehawk was a WS6.

That'* OK, though, reitterates that we have one from a rare breed!

Hey Mark...did that firechicken come with a 6 cylinder auto?

it can be pretty tricky I guess, I don't no anything about olds 88-98'* I don't even try to identify the two I know that I get the 88'* confused with SSE/i'* from a distance the grille and headlight are the first thing I see (8 and don't EVEN get me started on CUTLASSES AND MALIBUS

cars that cunfuse at a glace IMO
cutlass & malibu
88 & Bonneville
Aroura & Intrigue & OCASSIONALLY Reviera
GXP & SE jk
others...................

I can see how some get cars confused if they don't drive/or have any interest in them

My car has been called a Rolls-Royce more than once.

I just had my rad flushed and the fuel filter changed. When the guy underneath asked the guy up to what filter number, the guy on top asked what year of Grand Prix it was. I said 2002 Bonneville. I could see his expression on his face that he just embarrassed himself and realized he already knew that.

Today..........


a eldely lady walks by and says.........

she- Nice car.
me- thank you
she- looks like a car to go to a wedding in.

I have no answer to that

Sounds like you didn't take the hint.... pics?

From a distance some people have confused my car for an older Mercedes Benz!

My response is: No, that is my AMERICAN Benz! A Buick Park Avenue ULTRA!

I have a 97 Bonneville SE and my wife has a 2001 Grand Prix GT. I picked up my neighbor at the airport the other day in my car, and she said "This is a Bonneville?? I thought you had the same model car as your wife!"

I can see mistaking a 2000+ Bonneville for a Grand Prix. If you've ever seen them sitting side-by-side they are very similar. But a 97?