Some C# funny ctor pattern

using System;
using System.Globalization;

namespace CSharpTest
{
    class Car
    {
        private string carColor;
        private string carModel;
        private string carId;

        public Car() : this("", "", "") => Console.WriteLine("1 ctor call");
        public Car(string color) : this(color, "", "") => Console.WriteLine("2 ctor call");
        public Car(string color, string model) : this(color, model, "") => Console.WriteLine("3 ctor call");

        public Car(string color, string model, string id)
        {
            carColor = color;
            carModel = model;
            carId = id;
            Console.WriteLine("4 ctor call");
        }
    }

    class Bibika
    {
        private string bibikaColor;
        private string bibikaModel;
        private string bibikaId;

        public Bibika(string color = "", string model = "", string id = "")
        {
            bibikaColor = color;
            bibikaModel = model;
            bibikaId = id;
            Console.WriteLine("ctor call");
        }
    }

    class Program
    {
        static void Main(string[] args)
        {
            CultureInfo.CurrentCulture = new CultureInfo("en-US", false);

            Car car1 = new Car();
            Car car2 = new Car("green");
            Car car3 = new Car("blue", "lada vesta");
            Car car4 = new Car("red", "camara", "103456");

            Bibika bibika1 = new Bibika();
            Bibika bibika2 = new Bibika(color: "green");
            Bibika bibika3 = new Bibika(color: "blue", model: "lada vesta");
            Bibika bibika4 = new Bibika(color: "red", id: "103456");
            Bibika bibika5 = new Bibika(model: "ferrari", id: "111111");
            Bibika bibika6 = new Bibika("pink", "vas", "222222");

            Console.ReadKey();
        }
    }
}