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# INVocabularyStringType.carName

A name that identifies the user’s car.

```
case carName
```

## Discussion

Siri puts the car name in the `carName` property of the [`INActivateCarSignalIntent`](/documentation/Intents/INActivateCarSignalIntent), [`INGetCarPowerLevelStatusIntent`](/documentation/Intents/INGetCarPowerLevelStatusIntent), [`INGetCarLockStatusIntent`](/documentation/Intents/INGetCarLockStatusIntent), and [`INSetCarLockStatusIntent`](/documentation/Intents/INSetCarLockStatusIntent) classes. If Siri can’t identify a car name in the request, it uses the string `myCar`.

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