At least one computer keyboard key shares its name with a popular vehicle. Do you know? Are here any others?
@It_s-Me says “F1” but that’s a stretch. F1 isn’t the name of a car so much as the name of a car racing series. I’m giving the sol’n to @davesmopar, “Escape”! Congrats.
There’s a book titled with “Cap” in the name, but no car named “Cap” as far as I know.
Escape… … … … …
F1
10 characters
Shift
Clearly, it was named after the famous Suzuki Shift!
You made me think about that one for a second… 
The first F series pickup trucks from Ford were F1 to F3, nothing to do with racing.
Maybe not a “Car” but I think it’s close enough.
Solution award ??? The key only has ( Esc ) not like the vehicle that has ( Escape ) on it therefore not really a solution .
The Tesla “X”.
Not true. The McLaren F1 is one of the greatest road cars ever built, better than a Bugatti Veyron/Chiron, in my opinion.
And S, Y, and 3.
And let us not forget the greatest of all road cars, the Datsun F10!
I’m staying out of it until I get my box of chocolate chip cookies that I won…
Don’t forget the Models T and A.
Escape was first, and IMO @davesmopar deserves a hearty huzzah. I doubt that @George_San_Jose1 is offering anything else.
it’s a shame that George makes you read his threads…
carry on @George_San_Jose1 - fun is fun 
Model T was my first thought.
Might as well ad 3 and 6, for the Mazda 3 and Mazda 6
hmm … I don’t think of “3” being that car’s model name. To me "Mazda 3 " is the model name, so technically it would be Mazda’s Mazda 3. It’s a personal preference of course. Just likewhat some call the Smart Car, others just refer to it as the “Smart”.
Mazda is the Make, 3 is the Model, I or Speed or S as well as Sport, Touring, Grand Touring etc are the sub models… ie Mazda 3I-- Mazda 3S
Mazda had the 323, 626, and then just dropped down to single digit Model numbers…
Just some examples…
This is your approach, unlike most it would seem. I would think you’d like folks figuring out many answers to your puzzler.
You are right. I enjoy reading all of the answers. Some seem to have to jump through some hoops to make the answer fit the stated question though … lol …
Like the one that classifies “Esc” as a car name…
