The EF class were nicknamed "Toasters" by New Zealand rail enthusiasts due to their boxy shape.
New Zealand | Hamilton, New Zealand | steam locomotive | New Zealand national rugby union team | New Zealand Māori rugby league team | Zealand | New Zealand National Party | New Zealand Māori | New Zealand Labour Party | Nelson, New Zealand | New Zealand national football team | Baldwin Locomotive Works | New Zealand State Highway 1 | Governor-General of New Zealand | locomotive | Gym Class Heroes | Prime Minister of New Zealand | New Zealand national rugby league team | Zealand (Denmark) | Royal New Zealand Navy | Royal New Zealand Air Force | New Zealand Railways Department | New Zealand national cricket team | class action | class | Bank of New Zealand | The New Zealand Herald | New Zealand State Highway 6 | New Zealand dollar | Devonport, New Zealand |
Other examples include New Zealand's DJ, EW and EF classes; the Eurotunnel Class 9 locomotives, which were themselves derived from the New Zealand EF class; the Swiss SBB Re 6/6 (Re 620); the Russia Railways EP10, and the South Korean Korail Class 8000.