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Nathan @ May 28th 2007 2:45PM
It's "Efijy" and if you read the article it would tell you how that name came about.
why not the LS2LS7? @ May 28th 2007 3:34PM
I read the article. I know how it came about, thanks.
It's still a stupid name, being pronounced the same as "effigy". About the only time the average person hears that word is when the hear of some radical group on TV burning a dummy of a world leader (often the US President). That's not something you want to be associated with.
They should name their next concept car "Aydz" or "Kansur".