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***HDi fun*** · 02-04-2008, 09:02 PM

I think that's unlikely. It's virtually impossible to patent and copyright a concept, idea, word, or part thereof. You can trademake certain things, for example, HEMI in Chysler's case, which Chrysler may have done. But it's only a truncation of the word hemispherical.

It would be like Microsoft trying to acquire exclusive rights to use the word Windows (with a capital 'W').

CVH is an acronym for 'compact valve hemispherical'. This describes the combustion chamber design.

02-04-2008, 09:02 PM	#17 (permalink)
*HDi fun* Moderator Torque Junkie Car: Peugeot 406 Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: SOUTH EAST Posts: 2,457	Re: How would you define a MUSCLE CAR? I think that's unlikely. It's virtually impossible to patent and copyright a concept, idea, word, or part thereof. You can trademake certain things, for example, HEMI in Chysler's case, which Chrysler may have done. But it's only a truncation of the word hemispherical. It would be like Microsoft trying to acquire exclusive rights to use the word Windows (with a capital 'W'). CVH is an acronym for 'compact valve hemispherical'. This describes the combustion chamber design.