- I took 4 cars in a row at the 'Sports Cars parking only' space at PIK Avenue Mall. Heard that someone say it was a Lamborghini when it was actually just a Porsche Cayman.
- Honda NSX-R (NA2) - 3 dumb things that I've heard people comment about it. One say it was a GT-R, the other said it was a Lamborghini Diablo, and I've heard a lady who called it a Ferrari when it passes through her. (I did correct the lady and told her it was an NSX Type R)
- I heard someone said that an Aston Martin Cygnet costs $120,000 from factory.

If you go to car week you'll get a lot.

The Bugatti section at EOCR had two Chirons and the Vision Gran Turismo. I heard a guy behind me tell his friend that two of them (one Chiron and the Vision GT) were "kai-rons" and the other one was a Veyron.

Another guy behind me said he was going to look at the "Kennisegs".

Kinda nitpicky to get into pronunciation, especially with "Chiron" but it just bothers me lol.

Props to whoever wrote these.

That's just lost in translation

The text is just written in Bahasa Indonesia.

But look at the car names there!

I heard someone say when looking at my monthly car magazine subscription: "Is that a Bu-guddy Ky-Ron?" It was a Bugatti Chiron.

Here are some more I've heard:
At a model car store: "It's the new Lamborghini Cent-a-nario?"
Looking at my Superlight SLC photo: "That's the new McLaren!"
Also heard someone call an infiniti g35 a nissan gt r
And someone call a Mercedes-Benz SL450 a Mercedes-AMG GT

In relation to that, people ALWAYS get McLarens wrong. People think every McLaren is a P1.

I like how they said Dodge Charger, but it looks like a Chevy Camaro from the 80's or 70's. I might be wrong though, I am not too good with older American muscle cars?

Yes, the red car is absolutely a 70s Camaro. And the blue one is a 1969 Dodge Charger.

Thanks for the confirmation, I thought something looked off lmao

I got this one guy in my forum who basically said that: 'ER34 Skylines just used Chevrolet Impala taillights right?' Just because they had similarly-shaped taillights.

Here's a comparison:

In Japan, what Americans call the Infiniti G35 is sold as a Nissan Skyline. So they were almost right actually.

That's a pretty common joke, I hear it a lot.

And? idk whats so dumb about this