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Many called it the "Two Forty Zee" while many of us naturally said "Two Forty Zed." I have to admit ''Zee-car'' sounds better than ''Zed-car'' unless you're tal
by cf100clunk 3y ago
Many called it the "Two Forty Zee" while many of us naturally said "Two Forty Zed." I have to admit ''Zee-car'' sounds better than ''Zed-car'' unless you're talking about old British cop shows. I was glad that Datsun dropped the ''Fairlady'' handle for exports.
- TacticalCoder 3y ago> Many called it the "Two Forty Zee" while many of us naturally said "Two Forty Zed." Isn't "zed" vs "zee" mostly a US vs UK thing? Wouldn't "two forty zee" be natural to many?
- dghlsakjg 3y agoI kind of like Nissan/Datsun's domestic naming schemes. Who doesn't want to be rolling around in a Fairlady, Cedric or even a Rasheen!