>The way americans pronounce Chevrolet with a "She-" sound does not follow how they pronounce Chassis.
Chassis is a french word. Incidentally, the french also pronounce the car "Shev ro" , not "She vruh"
Chevrolet
Nicholas Jackson
Thomas Bell
SHEH VROH LEH
Colton Bell
>hyundai
>hoonday
Aiden Parker
>Citroen
>Peugeot
>Renault
>Lancia
>Porsche
>tfw Americans can't pronounce any of those
Nicholas Ward
>implying Americans don't do just that
>déjà vu - "dayjah voo"
>Hyundai - "huhndee"
>Michael Schumacher - "My-Kell Shoemaker"
You fags don't pronounce any of your loanwords right.
It's not even shevrohlay, its shevrohleh.
Daniel Hernandez
>Mercedes
>"MURR SAY DEEZ"
Connor Robinson
Nice front end hit. Would drag home and part out to upgrade axles on the 2000 I assembled from several donors.
Chebbies are nice to work on compared to Fords (which I also own) and aftermarket support is outstanding.
If the ATS system pisses you off, have your ECU flashed to delete it along with the rear O2 sensors if you shitcan the cats for a replacement downpipe.
Pronunciation? IDGAF. France? It's turned into Algeria/Africa with bowling for pedestrians replacing soccer as the national sport. Thanks for Layfayette but he's dead and Froggies were repaid in WWI.
Caleb Murphy
In Australia you say Nissan similar to Missing, but without the G.
Always stands out like dogs balls in American films when they say Niiii-San
Kevin Price
BEE EM DOUBLE YOU
David Sullivan
OW-DEE