>tyre
>coo pay
Tyre
>calling a liquid "gas"
Fucking Americans lol
>traffic circles
Edmund Kemper called his car a coo-pay.
>porsh
>tow yow tah
>nice sin
>soobar ew
>boot
>bonnet
>saloon
>estate
>Jagewer
>cor vedi
Short for Gasoline...
>say dahn
>Cah
>calling a trunk "the boot"
Fucking foreigners
>aluminium
>being wrong
fucking americans
At least their names for fuel make sense
>calling gear heads petrol heads
It sounds better than gas I'll give it that, but other colloquialisms that use it don't make sense
>Karmul
It's fucking caramel. Ca-Ra-Mel
>Currybeeyan
It is the Caribbean. Ca-rib-bean
Fucking nogs
bong here, and I'd like to say I absolutely hate the words "bonnet" and "estate" they just sound so wrong, I just use "wagon" and make up a different name for the bonnet each time
But you don't mind using saloon for sedan? That's the most rediculous one, it's a car not a bar from the wild west
>moder veekle
The tyre is a Scottish/British invention, that's how its spelled you cunt.
Fun fact: Languages that are not English often use American English terms for describing body types. So you could hear people from many different countries use the words "sedan" and "hatchback"
In Europe though station wagons are called kombis for some reason. I think this is Germany's fault.
but saloon sounds slightly posher
speaking for myself in the south west of england i've heard people say sedan without getting any raised eyebrows.
mom
FUCKING KEK. MOOOOOOM MOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOM
kys plebs
I thought Kombis was a Scandinavian thing considering Saab wagons were sold in the US as 9-3/9-5 Kombi
No, it just rolls off the tongue lazily and sounds silly
>sah-looooon
>Southwest
Cornwall?
Alooominum
Nah mate it's ahh loo mini uhm
>neesan