Richard Hammond from Top Gear is seen here insulting our cars.

section to watch --> 2:21-2:35

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eAhCcQYy3tI

This post has been edited by snapshotgt: Mar 27, 2007 - 12:32 PM

guess he doesnt like celicas

haha a "seeleeka"

Yeah I guess he doesn't like our cars.

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I love how Americans always laugh at that pronuciation when every one else in the world pronounces it that way. I guess its like when canadians laugh at americans call it a Sell-Ik-Ah.

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every Spanish speaker I know ( from different countries ) pronounce it like that too, so that means Canadians laugh at me too

He did hit his head recently! I think that clarkson has taken shots at the celica in one of his books - not sure which gen he was refering to thou

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I love how canadians call people from the United States, American. Yet they fail to realize that living in North AMERICA, they too are American. lol canucks

Tufy needs to show that guy what a C-leak-uh~ Khan~ Dou.

Fcuk him. do like the Corrodo tho but the 6th gen just has so much more elegant styling.

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Its the UNITED STATES OF AMERICA...aka you are American..would do you want me to call u? Statesman? United Stateser?? Person who lives in the united states of america??...every one calls people from the US americans. Yes canada is in north america, but it doesnt make us americans. We are Canadians, we are from CANADA. Indeed it is part of north AMERICA, but we arent AMERICANS. Its like telling some one from France, Germany, or Denmark, they are all europeans and it doesnt matter what country they r from because they r all from the same contanent.

any ways, i still think its funny how 1 country out of most of the world pronounces it that way, and wants every one else to pronounce it that way.
Pronounciation thread

lol kinda like people never call russian "asian"... they're always just Russian..

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when you have the bomb you get to make the rules

This post has been edited by brianforster: Mar 28, 2007 - 3:10 PM

LOL, both pronunciations are correct. I travel to Alberta alot and it's always pronounced "seleeka" here. In the US it's pronounced the other way. It's a difference between American and British english (just like using "ou" in colour and "re" in centre). Spanish speakers would most likely pronounce Celica as "seleeka" because i's are pronounced that way in Spanish.

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Funniest thing I've heard all day. True though.

How do the Japanese @ Toyota say it? they should be the experts on the subject.

This post has been edited by Negative: Mar 28, 2007 - 3:47 PM

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you tell em brian!!!