Stupid car names

[Waugh-terfall]

Since 1950. The first model was the 1400, and the classic 600 appeared in 1957.

Woah, I had no idea SEAT were that old, I've only come accross SEATs from the '80s, that's it.

[Ferrer]

Woah, I had no idea SEAT were that old, I've only come accross SEATs from the '80s, that's it.

Well considering your age and your location that doesn't surprise me much...

[Pando]

The French found the Toyota MR2's name hilarious... Say it in French and it sounds like Mitsubishu Merde.

It was a while since I studied French, but no.

[Matra et Alpine]

It was a while since I studied French, but no.

em ar deux === merde

it does whn spoken fast

[Rockefella]

Back to stupid car names.

Mazda RX-8 PZ: My owner enjoys beastiality (Latin)

[Ferrer]

em ar deux === merde

it does whn spoken fast

Wouldn't it sound more like emerdé?

[Pando]

em ar deux === merde

it does whn spoken fast

But how fast do you have to say Toyota for it to sound like Mitsubishu?

[Mäusekino]

Wouldn't it sound more like emerdé?

no like emerdö

[Mäusekino]

This thread is two and a half years old...where did you find it?

i found it that way:

- i was reading the column of jeremy clarkson on timesonline.co.uk
- it was about the new lambo murcielago - and about that he remembers how the regata drives - which was build in the 80's - but not how the all new honda legend feels, he drove just some weeks ago (conclusion: the legend ist forgettable, the lambo isn't)
- i didn't know how the regata looks, so I googled it
- but i didn't type rEgata, rather then rAgata - which is wrong and means "bitch" in swedish b the way
- another member of this forum also wrote rAgata and for sure it was shown on google

that's not just how i found the thread, that's also how i found this whole website!!

[Matra et Alpine]

But how fast do you have to say Toyota for it to sound like Mitsubishu?

DOH!!!!

Missed that


Rocke --- you're a marked man. Revenge == best served cold

[Pando]

rather then rAgata - which is wrong and means "bitch" in swedish b the way

Close, but no.

[Pando]

Au·to·X·bon·ne, Pronunciation (a'to èx bön)
n.

1. A joke, laughing stock.

Derived from the ancient Latin word Autoexbonnus, meaning the loser.

[Vaigra]

I think Julia's quite a silly name for a car...so is Kitty come to think of it..

[Rockefella]

Au·to·X·bon·ne, Pronunciation (a'to èx bön)
n.

1. A joke, laughing stock.

Derived from the ancient Latin word Autoexbonnus, meaning the loser.

Well played, A+ for effort.

[my porsche]

Close, but no.

Stop. You're turning into the Drakkie of languages.