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How do you pronounce Porsche? Porsche finally tells us

Porsche
[Don’t ever get caught mispronouncing Porsche again/Robb Report]

It’s almost universally agreed upon that Porsche makes beautiful automobiles. Their cars are luxurious, streamlined, and of course, fast as hell.

But there’s one aspect of Porsches where there’s a lack of consensus: how the heck do you pronounce the company name? Is it Porsche, as in “porsh”? Or perhaps is Porsche, as in “porsh-a”. Maybe it’s a bit more nuanced, like Porsche (porsh-eh).

Well the good people at Porsche have decided to end the debate once and for all. Here now, right from the company itself, is the absolute, definitive, argument-ending explanation of how to say Porsche:

So there you have it. It’s a rather elegant sounding word from a language not always associated with elegance.

So remember, the next time you hear someone say “porsh” or “porsh-a”, feel free to correct them and let them know that it’s actually pronounced Porsche. Por-sche. Got it.