YOUR RESEARCH996 Carrera, E46 M3 and B6 RS4 Avant comparo
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This just appeared on YouTube .... 996, M3, RS4 comparo It's in German (circa 1999-2000), but worth watching. The 996 comes in second after the M3 because of practicality and price issues, but there's some good driving footage of the base 996 Carrera. The way the annoucer pronounces "Porsche" is soooo German.
Uh...That's how you pronounce it. "Por-shuh". It's a two syllable word, not the uneducated, 'Merican' version "Porsh" C.
Might as well put the whole video here...
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Thanks, I was trying to click on that screengrab, ha. Nice video from "back in the Tag."
u know what i'm talkin about
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Yes, I know it's two syllables... I had 6 years of German. But he also pronounces the "o" as a long "o" -- as in Oprah. So it's "Pohr-sha."
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Thanks! Couldn't quite figure out how to do that.
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