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Even though it was NEVER INTENDED back then. Due to POLITICAL CORRECTNESS that would be called ((  :blink: RACIST :blink: )) today! :P

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I hear you....but not much different than 'Pontiac'....an Indian chief and the Pontiac emblem is an Indian arrow.
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When you think about it, these were very respectful homages to Native American figures, far more than some of the sports mascots today. I'm not against those mascots, but I'm just saying. Anyway, Cheyenne was used until the late 1990s as a trim level on Chevrolet fullsize pickups up 'till 1999 when the Silverado name simplified it all. And Pontiac StratoChief is probably the most American name of any car ever.
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When you think about it, these were very respectful homages to Native American figures, far more than some of the sports mascots today. I'm not against those mascots, but I'm just saying.

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Absolutely right! :)

I too love the Apache name.
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