[Dimitrij]

So, we have lived to witness the moment when a blogger decided that a Bolt should symbolize Chevrolet … (I say, praise be to whom praise is due)

 

[redpoint5]

... and when I ask my coworker how his car is running, he tells me his Chevrolegs took him to work.

*He drove a Pontiac

 

[Dimitrij]

... and when I ask my coworker how his car is running, he tells me he his Chevrolegs took him to work.

*He drove a Pontiac

Looks like it's easier to make puns with "Chevrolet" than with "Puntiac"

 

[California]

... and when I ask my coworker how his car is running, he tells me his Chevrolegs took him to work.

Some of my co-workers preferred Eschevy, the Real-Californian(o) variant.

 

[sparks]

So, we have lived to witness the moment when a blogger decided that a Bolt should symbolize Chevrolet … (I say, praise be to whom praise is due)

Salute!

 

[ButchAZ]

It's pronounced "Chébby" where I live

 

[Curt]

I've never heard anyone say Shev-Ruh-Lett. Is that really a thing?

Louis-Joseph Chevrolet 1878-1941 French-Swiss

 

[tangolima]

Not many people know Chevrolet is French name. The dealership sales for our 2017 volt was a Frenchman. He didn't know that till I told him. He felt quite proud after he looked it up himself. I believe he pronounced it perfectly.

-TL

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[CZroe]

I’ve literally never heard anyone seriously pronounce the T… only when joking and trying to sound ignorant. It’s always Chevy or “Shev-row-lay” here, like it should be. If anyone seriously pronounced the T I have to ask what rock they’ve been living under since they’ve seemingly never heard a TV or radio commercial.

 

[MichBolt]

I’ve literally never heard anyone seriously pronounce the T… only when joking and trying to sound ignorant. It’s always Chevy or “Shev-row-lay” here, like it should be. If anyone seriously pronounced the T I have to ask what rock they’ve been living under since they’ve seemingly never heard a TV or radio commercial.

Around here, people add an apostrophe + s to names, like "Ford's" or "Meijer's" (grocery store chain).