Citroën DS

I've butchered the name, but you get the drift.

But yeah, and look, even when it comes into the brand names themselves of the models, You think of Citroën, the Citroën DS, which is a beautiful car from yesteryear, but there's a brand now called DS, but DS spoken in French is déesse, which is a goddess.

There's the Alfa Romeo Giulietta, which was never fully confirmed, but everyone assumes that it's a play on Romeo and Juliet, so the Alfa Romeo Giulietta.

And then the Renault Clio, the humble Renault Clio, which is a great little car, is named after the Greek muse of history.

I kind of it's kind of like seeing like a like a like a Citroen, you know, or something like that, like somebody rolling around with a slow French car.

Like if I got to the front of a slow moving pack of cars in the mountains that was like going way too slow up the mountains and I got to the front and it was like a Citroen DS that was just struggling.

I'd be like, you know what? I'm not mad.

Well, I think that that's like the ugly dog thing.

Yeah.

And so unique that the two cars that they had in the film, they were hover cars, but they were still based on the French Citroën DS.

That's the red car that smashes into the house.

And the other car, which was on the street that they get in at the very end, which is a French Dochevaux, which is about as French as you can get for any, you know, if you want to talk about French cars, that is uniquely French.