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Neeku
edit approved Jul 31, 2014 at 10:04
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When iI first encountered it years ago, iI was pretty sure it must be a mistake. Although iI got used to it, it'sit still 'does not feel right'does not feel right.

What is the reason for that? Is it something specific to the automobile industry? Are there (maybe) historical reasons for it?

When i first encountered it years ago, i was pretty sure it must be a mistake. Although i got used to it, it's still 'does not feel right'.

What is the reason for that? Is it something specific to the automobile industry? Are there (maybe) historical reasons for it?

When I first encountered it years ago, I was pretty sure it must be a mistake. Although I got used to it, it still does not feel right.

What is the reason for that? Is it something specific to the automobile industry? Are there (maybe) historical reasons for it?

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Why do we refer to car manufacturer as 'Make'?

When i first encountered it years ago, i was pretty sure it must be a mistake. Although i got used to it, it's still 'does not feel right'.

What is the reason for that? Is it something specific to the automobile industry? Are there (maybe) historical reasons for it?