What is it?

Couldn't find either in Google, sorry.

No I knew it was wasn't either of my spellings. I'll just watch for another one and make sure to remember the name so I can ask again.

Real guesswork.
These are Italian cars,

OSI
OSCA
INNOCENTI

Oltcit
Finally answered my own question. Oltcit is the name and it's a car model not a make. I'll turn this into a trivia question (now that I know the answer) and ask if anyone can guess what the make is.

That's really easy now, Pitter:

It's the Romanian Citroen: "In 1977, in Craiova, construction of an ultra-modern industrial factory for small litrage motor cars begun. Based on a contract with the French company Citroen, the company Oltcit (its name came from the county Olt, and Citroen) was created. The manufacturing process of Oltcit motor car was conceived at the level of 1978 top technology, but due to some delays, production started in 1982. The type was produced in three versions: Club, Special, and Axel 12 TRS (for export). The bodywork derived from Visa type of Citroen company, and was a coach type with two doors and hayon. That was common for all the versions, but the equipment level differed. All engine types were built on boxer solution, being air-cooled. "
http://www.geocities.com/motorcity/downs/4582/oltcit.htm

Wow! That was great. I knew the make when I saw the chevrons but there is no Citroen badging that I can see. Certainly had no idea of the Romanian connection. The cars I see are Clubs. Other Romanian makes I see frequently are Dacia and the Aero jeeps. I am constantly being surprised by the unusual vehicals I run accross. About eight blocks down the street is what looks to be a '50 or '51 Desoto Panel Truck (for sale I might add).