Lexus Gets Started in Japan

[Raghavan]

BMWdave, it was pretty clear what he meant. I have used Lexi myself numerous times simply becauses "Lexuses" neither looks nor sounds quite right.

No car name takes anything more than the standard plural form. You don't have two Toyota Matrices or Camries, or a Hertz lot full of Ford Tauri.

i say Lexi, doesn't mean it's right or wrong. It's just personal taste i guess. Dave got what i was saying, so lets drop this matter.

[cozmik]

So Lexus in plural aside, I think they are planning on moving the Toyota's which we call Lex(us's/i) here to the Lexus brand there as well. That's just a guess though.

[TBR]

BMWdave, it was pretty clear what he meant. I have used Lexi myself numerous times simply becauses "Lexuses" neither looks nor sounds quite right.

No car name takes anything more than the standard plural form. You don't have two Toyota Matrices or Camries, or a Hertz lot full of Ford Tauri.

People typically call multiple Focuses Foci. But, it just really doesn't matter.  

[ifcar]

BMWdave, it was pretty clear what he meant. I have used Lexi myself numerous times simply becauses "Lexuses" neither looks nor sounds quite right.

No car name takes anything more than the standard plural form. You don't have two Toyota Matrices or Camries, or a Hertz lot full of Ford Tauri.

People typically call multiple Focuses Foci. But, it just really doesn't matter.

A lot of people say "Jag-wire" as well, but does that make it right?

[TBR]

BMWdave, it was pretty clear what he meant. I have used Lexi myself numerous times simply becauses "Lexuses" neither looks nor sounds quite right.

No car name takes anything more than the standard plural form. You don't have two Toyota Matrices or Camries, or a Hertz lot full of Ford Tauri.

People typically call multiple Focuses Foci. But, it just really doesn't matter.

A lot of people say "Jag-wire" as well, but does that make it right?

Since that is how I say it, yes :D .

[Raghavan]

BMWdave, it was pretty clear what he meant. I have used Lexi myself numerous times simply becauses "Lexuses" neither looks nor sounds quite right.

No car name takes anything more than the standard plural form. You don't have two Toyota Matrices or Camries, or a Hertz lot full of Ford Tauri.

People typically call multiple Focuses Foci. But, it just really doesn't matter.

A lot of people say "Jag-wire" as well, but does that make it right?

as i said, it's all about personal matters.

[BMWDave]

BMWdave, it was pretty clear what he meant. I have used Lexi myself numerous times simply becauses "Lexuses" neither looks nor sounds quite right.

No car name takes anything more than the standard plural form. You don't have two Toyota Matrices or Camries, or a Hertz lot full of Ford Tauri.

People typically call multiple Focuses Foci. But, it just really doesn't matter.

A lot of people say "Jag-wire" as well, but does that make it right?

as i said, it's all about personal matters.

The Jaguar commercial person pronounces it Jag-U-ar.

[Raghavan]

BMWdave, it was pretty clear what he meant. I have used Lexi myself numerous times simply becauses "Lexuses" neither looks nor sounds quite right.

No car name takes anything more than the standard plural form. You don't have two Toyota Matrices or Camries, or a Hertz lot full of Ford Tauri.

People typically call multiple Focuses Foci. But, it just really doesn't matter.

A lot of people say "Jag-wire" as well, but does that make it right?

as i said, it's all about personal matters.

The Jaguar commercial person pronounces it Jag-U-ar.

see my post above. it doesn't matter.

[BMWDave]

BMWdave, it was pretty clear what he meant. I have used Lexi myself numerous times simply becauses "Lexuses" neither looks nor sounds quite right.

No car name takes anything more than the standard plural form. You don't have two Toyota Matrices or Camries, or a Hertz lot full of Ford Tauri.

People typically call multiple Focuses Foci. But, it just really doesn't matter.

A lot of people say "Jag-wire" as well, but does that make it right?

as i said, it's all about personal matters.

The Jaguar commercial person pronounces it Jag-U-ar.

see my post above. it doesn't matter.

I know it doesnt matter...I'm just adding another pronunciation to the mix  

[Raghavan]

BMWdave, it was pretty clear what he meant. I have used Lexi myself numerous times simply becauses "Lexuses" neither looks nor sounds quite right.

No car name takes anything more than the standard plural form. You don't have two Toyota Matrices or Camries, or a Hertz lot full of Ford Tauri.

People typically call multiple Focuses Foci. But, it just really doesn't matter.

A lot of people say "Jag-wire" as well, but does that make it right?

as i said, it's all about personal matters.

The Jaguar commercial person pronounces it Jag-U-ar.

see my post above. it doesn't matter.

I know it doesnt matter...I'm just adding another pronunciation to the mix

oic

[ifcar]

BMWdave, it was pretty clear what he meant. I have used Lexi myself numerous times simply becauses "Lexuses" neither looks nor sounds quite right.

No car name takes anything more than the standard plural form. You don't have two Toyota Matrices or Camries, or a Hertz lot full of Ford Tauri.

People typically call multiple Focuses Foci. But, it just really doesn't matter.

A lot of people say "Jag-wire" as well, but does that make it right?

Since that is how I say it, yes :D .

Hick.    

[TBR]

BMWdave, it was pretty clear what he meant. I have used Lexi myself numerous times simply becauses "Lexuses" neither looks nor sounds quite right.

No car name takes anything more than the standard plural form. You don't have two Toyota Matrices or Camries, or a Hertz lot full of Ford Tauri.

People typically call multiple Focuses Foci. But, it just really doesn't matter.

A lot of people say "Jag-wire" as well, but does that make it right?

Since that is how I say it, yes :D .

Hick.  

I am from Texas, what do you expect? What is the proper way to say it?  

[Raghavan]

BMWdave, it was pretty clear what he meant. I have used Lexi myself numerous times simply becauses "Lexuses" neither looks nor sounds quite right.

No car name takes anything more than the standard plural form. You don't have two Toyota Matrices or Camries, or a Hertz lot full of Ford Tauri.

People typically call multiple Focuses Foci. But, it just really doesn't matter.

A lot of people say "Jag-wire" as well, but does that make it right?

Since that is how I say it, yes :D .

Hick.  

I am from Texas, what do you expect? What is the proper way to say it?

jagwahr

[BMWDave]

jag-U-ar  

[Raghavan]

jag-U-ar

jag arrrrrrr

[TBR]

BMWdave, it was pretty clear what he meant. I have used Lexi myself numerous times simply becauses "Lexuses" neither looks nor sounds quite right.

No car name takes anything more than the standard plural form. You don't have two Toyota Matrices or Camries, or a Hertz lot full of Ford Tauri.

People typically call multiple Focuses Foci. But, it just really doesn't matter.

A lot of people say "Jag-wire" as well, but does that make it right?

Since that is how I say it, yes :D .

Hick.  

I am from Texas, what do you expect? What is the proper way to say it?

jagwahr

I'll have to make a note of that :)  

[Raza]

It's definitely Foci and Matrices.

[Raza]

BMWdave, it was pretty clear what he meant. I have used Lexi myself numerous times simply becauses "Lexuses" neither looks nor sounds quite right.

No car name takes anything more than the standard plural form. You don't have two Toyota Matrices or Camries, or a Hertz lot full of Ford Tauri.

People typically call multiple Focuses Foci. But, it just really doesn't matter.

A lot of people say "Jag-wire" as well, but does that make it right?

Since that is how I say it, yes :D .

Hick.  

I am from Texas, what do you expect? What is the proper way to say it?

jagwahr

I'll have to make a note of that :)

"Jag wahr" and "Jag yew ar" are both acceptable, though don't tell David E. Davis I said that.