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Think I'll enter my 1957 Morris into the fray.
 
It's not there,because the U is silent.

I've actually thought that myself,ever since I first
saw that.
 
John Turney said:
Don't like Toyotas much?
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To the contrary. I just believe the P.R. or linguistics folks didn't think it through. Another "language barrier" faux pas, IMO. I'd have a Toyota powered Lotus in an eyeblink. 👍

As Doug says, it's too obvious.
 
Reminds me of why the Chevy Nova didn't sell well in Spanish speaking countries ...
 
I went down to Duncan Imports yesterday.They have a lot
of JDM (Japanese Domestic Vehicles) on display/for sale.Some
of the model names are interesting.There was a Toyota Publica-
"Mighty Girl" ute.It was smaller than a regular Corolla.
 
Looking at their expressions,& the beers in their hands,
I don't think I'd make fun of them ,at least not to their face.
"It's a Southern Thing"
 
I still wouldn't want to tick them off.

(My Dad's side of the family came from the Cedar Rapids,Iowa area.)
 
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