Why do Americans say Neesawn and Australians say Nissin, when only the english actual say Nissan? CarThrottle Forums Updated: 29 Nov 2024 Share Previous Article Tribute to the Alfa Romeo "Busso V6" Next Article 1990 Ford Sierra MK2 Xr4i Related Articles Concept Cars The Nissan Urge Concept Was a Gaming-Inspired Three-Seater Elise Rival Features 10 Cool but Forgotten Performance Cars of the 1990s Features 10 Cool Hot Hatches that Were Never Sold in the UK Engines 10 Boosted Heroes from the Early Days of Turbocharging Japanese R36 Nissan GT-R: Everything We Know So Far News Duo of Iconic Nissan Models Primed for Comeback, but not for EuropeComments I don’t hear anyone hear in America pronounce it like “Nee-sawn”, now.. “Nee-sahn”, yes. Because none of us are Japanese and it’s a Japanese company? Latest News News Aston Martin Vanquish Marks Quarter-Century with Throwback Special Edition News Nick Mason’s McLaren F1 GTR Could be the £26 million Star of Monterey Features Six Factory Alloy Wheels We’ll Never Stop Loving Features 10 Times The Estate Looked Better Than The Saloon Features Lamborghini Temerario Boss on the V8 Switch and Pushing the Limits of PowerDon't miss the latest Car Throttle talking pointsPrivacy Policy Leave this field blank More News News The Smart Fortwo Is Finally Making A Comeback Workshop Let it Snow with Clarke’s SFHD5 Heavy Duty Snow Foam Workshop Never Get Caught Out With the Clarke CSJ1500 1.5 Tonne Scissor Jack News 12 Exciting New Cars Still to Come in 2026 News Last Ever Bugatti Mistral Brings the W16 Era to an End
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I don’t hear anyone hear in America pronounce it like “Nee-sawn”, now.. “Nee-sahn”, yes.
Because none of us are Japanese and it’s a Japanese company?