Comments by "Neil Forbes" (@neilforbes416) on "Jet Plane on Wheels: The History of the Chrysler Turbine Car Program" video.

  1. The word "Turbine" should rhyme with "Fine", "Wine", "Mine" etc. You keep saying "Turban" which is a headdress for a member of the Sikh community.
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  2.  @sandervanderkammen9230  To hell with France, The word is spelled "T-u-r-b-i-n-e" and thus rhymes with "fine", "mine", "wine", etc.
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  3.  @sandervanderkammen9230  No, it's your Dutch accent getting in the way. The word is spelled TURBINE and is meant to rhyme with Wine, Fine, Dine, Mine, etc.
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  4.  @John-tx1wk  The 'ine" in Turbine rhymes with "fine" but in Magazine rhymes with "sheen". It's a peculiarity of English, I know, but that's how it is.
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  5.  @sandervanderkammen9230  I'M NOT BRITISH! I'm AUSTRALIAN!!!
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  6.  @sandervanderkammen9230  We speak English better than the British do, nearly all of the time.
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  7.  @sandervanderkammen9230  To hell with you! I'm Australian and our accent is the most TRULY EGALITARIAN of ALL accents of spoken English! Our accent is the same from North to South(Darwin to Adelaide) and from East to West(Sydney to Perth). Can you say the same of yours, in English or Dutch?
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  8. @Ed's Auto Reviews As you are Dutch, not American, pleeeeaaaasssseeee use the correct name for the fuel, "PETROL"!
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  9.  @sandervanderkammen9230  "Petrol" is a Generic name for the product. There is NO attachment to any specific brand.
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  10. 13 Miles Per Gallon? (6:53) That's UTTERLY DISGUSTING as regular cars could get at least 25 MPG. And the Metric measurement should echo the imperial - Kilometres Per Litre! (Distance travelled per unit of fuel used).
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