driving skills.

Fully sick.

Fully sick.

And I saw a video come up in my suggested stream about how to pronounce car

brands with an American accent.

You know what I discovered, guys?

Americans don't know how to pronounce car brands, so I thought I would set the record straight.

Let's get into it. Audi.

Audi.

BMW. BMW.

Buick.

Buick. Cadillac.

Cadillac.

Good so far, good so far, they're all the same.

Chevrolet. Chevrolet.

Chrysler.

Ooh, I'd say Chrysler.

Not Chrysler.

Chrysler.

Dodge.

Dodge.

Ford. Ford.

GMC.

GMC. Honda.

Honda.

Hyundai.

What? Let me hear that again.

Hyundai. Hyundai.

Mate, this is Hyundai, Hyundai.

Infiniti. Infiniti.

Jaguar. Jaguar?

Jaguar. Jaguar.

Let's have another listen to that.

Jaguar. It almost sounds like he's saying Jaguar.

Jaguar. Jaguar.

Nah, Jaguar.

Jeep. Jeep.

Kia.

Kia. Land

Rover.

Land Rover.

Land Rover.

Lexus. Toyota.

Kidding, I'm kidding.

Lexus.

Lexus. Lincoln

. Lincoln. Don't have this in Australia.

Mazda. Mazda, no, no, no, no.

This is Mazda.

Mazda. Have another listen.

Mazda.

Mazda. Mazda.

Mercedes-Benz.

Mercedes-Benz.

Mercedes-Benz.

Mercedes-Benz.

Mercedes-Benz. Mercedes-Benz

. Mercedes-Benz.

Mitsubishi. Mitsubishi?

No, this is Mitsubishi.

Mitsubishi.

Mitsubishi.

Mitsubishi. Nissan.

Nissan?

No. Nissan.

Ni-san.

Nissan.

Nissan.

Porsche. Porsche or Porsche

. Subaru. Subaru.

Toyota. Toyota.

Volkswagen. Volkswagen.

All right, so that's it, guys.

I hope you found this video interesting.

If you're learning more Australian English, go and check out this one.

Catch ya.