dude, you've never received a massage from some random people on the internet? They suggest forums, I'm more a fan of craigslist, I seem to have more "luck" there. If your lucky, there are photos in the listing.
Focussing on composition is beyond important. Using it can turn a Plymouth Acclaim from a dismal K-Car into a piece of art.
This is all I see.
This man
Using the XJ-13 is hardly fair. Not liking that car is like not liking sex.
I went through and tried to pronounce each of these the "proper" (or what I figured was proper) before scrolling down and seeing your pronunciation list. Surprisingly enough, I was pretty close. I think the only one I really butchered was Lancia. And I blame that on American grammar calling for that C to make an…
A former boss of mine used to race in the Baja 1000 (in the Old Man class — his words). He said that this was really common and that some of the traps they set are insane. His team wrecked one of their bikes that way a few years ago.
My pronunciations for Citroen and Lancia come from honest to god frenchists and Italians, I think our seat and porsches are the same, you just happen to be better at phonetic spelling and I suppose for Zeel, I should have written "zee-eel" for the little twist in the "EE"s. but good to see I wasn't too far off.
You can't make up fake car company names and accuse us of mispronouncing them. Totally not fair.
I met the little auto on the edge of town
sch-kota
It's pronounced: Shud-ave-bort-an-evo.
My parents have always pronounced it "soo-BAH-roo" and I never really knew why. Maybe they're right.
even with those 800 lbs, it'll still be more efficient putting out 268hp than the old car. That's not saying much though, cause anything and everything was more efficient than the old engine.
Is the Dart finally on target?
It's just how Europeans act.
Honestly, I get the sensitivity. It can be annoying when nearly. every. other. person's reaction (especially on the internet) to anything vegetarian/vegan is "LUL I EAT BACON, DID U SAY BACON? HUR HUR"
YES DAN, WE SEE YOUR NEW KICKS.