All second gen Rover 800 V6, including sedan, used Honda V6 engine up to 1996, the Rover KV6 engine wasn't ready before the 1996 facelift. I have a 1993 Rover 827Si sedan, a great car and I love it, but it includes a lot of electric problems
Here in Australia,Holden sold the camira which was a 1st gen aska and they also sold the 1st and second gen gemini. With both models being ended in the late 80s
The Honda car the Triumph was based on was called the Honda BALLADE, NOT “ballad”. For the benefit of uneducated Americans, when there’s an e on the end it’s pronounced like aid not add. And Warwick is pronounced “worrick”.
Honda Ballade was pronounced "Ballado" in JDM commercials and if you search UA-cam for a video titled "Honda Ballade Car of the Year in Japan" the English announcer pronounces it as "Ballad". So maybe next time you should be less of an ignorant dick rather than peddle nonsense.
@ Japanese often put “oh” on the end of such words, just as the Russians pronounce Lenin as Leninya or Gorbachev as Gorbachevah. Every pronunciation I’ve ever heard of Ballade has been as it’s written in English and that includes in Asian countries other than Japan. As for ignorance, really, this from the continent that can’t speak a sentence without saying “like” every 3-4 words and thinks solder is pronounced “sodder” and can’t spell aluminium. By the way, Warwick is pronounced “worrick” by every English person I’ve ever met so don’t be calling me ignorant or a dick when you can’t pronounce anything correctly. There were others but I decided to leave you to your ignorance.
I would love to see a third video on rebagded Hondas! How about a video on Honda Minivans and SUVS( American and Canadian versions).
I need a Sterling 827 in my life.
All second gen Rover 800 V6, including sedan, used Honda V6 engine up to 1996, the Rover KV6 engine wasn't ready before the 1996 facelift. I have a 1993 Rover 827Si sedan, a great car and I love it, but it includes a lot of electric problems
Here in Australia,Holden sold the camira which was a 1st gen aska and they also sold the 1st and second gen gemini. With both models being ended in the late 80s
Well done video man
In Argentina Honda Acclaim was sold as Honda Civic, weird!
Im sure it had a great personality, 😂😂
I knew of about three of them. Just like the Geo Prizm was to Toyota corolla.
That revised Vue front end was uggggooooo. The redone interior was ncie though!
The Honda car the Triumph was based on was called the Honda BALLADE, NOT “ballad”.
For the benefit of uneducated Americans, when there’s an e on the end it’s pronounced like aid not add.
And Warwick is pronounced “worrick”.
huh
Honda Ballade was pronounced "Ballado" in JDM commercials and if you search UA-cam for a video titled "Honda Ballade Car of the Year in Japan" the English announcer pronounces it as "Ballad". So maybe next time you should be less of an ignorant dick rather than peddle nonsense.
@ Japanese often put “oh” on the end of such words, just as the Russians pronounce Lenin as Leninya or Gorbachev as Gorbachevah.
Every pronunciation I’ve ever heard of Ballade has been as it’s written in English and that includes in Asian countries other than Japan.
As for ignorance, really, this from the continent that can’t speak a sentence without saying “like” every 3-4 words and thinks solder is pronounced “sodder” and can’t spell aluminium.
By the way, Warwick is pronounced “worrick” by every English person I’ve ever met so don’t be calling me ignorant or a dick when you can’t pronounce anything correctly. There were others but I decided to leave you to your ignorance.
@@Rocket-hb6jh huh
You meant flip clocks Chris.
Well, I've always just called them groundhogs day clocks 😂
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