Do you say "three-oh-eight" or "three-zero-eight"?

proudly

 

What he said.

 

Three oh eight.

Three twenty eight

Three forty eight

Three fifity five

Three sixty

 

Tres cientos ocho

 

Ferrari

 

In Australia, 3-oh-8 (and all other models similarly except the 4hundred.)
In Italy tre cent' otto (3hundred8).

 

Is this like the year, twenty sixteen or two thousand sixteen?

Three oh eight or... just red.

 

You're kidding right? Trolling us?

 

Gee-Tee-Four

 

In the UK
3 oh 8
3 -2 -8
3 -4 -8

But
3-60

For Porsche
356 as opposed to US 3-56
9-11

 

French is the same as Italian, which is hardly surprising: Trois cent huit, three-hundred-eight.

Rgds

 

Trecento otto

(Three hundred eight)

Ciao

 

Tre e ventotto

(Three and twentyeight)

Ciao

 

"drei-null-acht" ("Three-zero-eight") but
"drei-achtundzwanzig" ("Three-twentyeight")

 

All of these, except for whatever reason I say 'three five five'. Heh

 

'Three-twenty-eight' for mine, usually followed by "...no, it's the generation AFTER the Magnum P.I. car..."

Three-oh-eight for those earlier cars.

Two-forty-six for the even earlier ones.

Still trying to learn to say "Dino" for my friend's Gee-Tee-Four.

 

It is the same as a Ford 3 oh 2, have you ever said BOSS 3 zero 2?

I say trois cent huit et trois cent deux

and for the 328 trois vingt huit

 

three oh eight

Datsun two forty Z

 

Two eighty-eight GTO

 

Talking English: 3-Oh-8

Talking German: Drei(3)-Null(Zero)-Acht(8)

 

Ah, ces Canadiens! Il faut toujours qu'ils se distinguent...les Français de France disent: Trois-cent-vingt-huit...

Ah, those Canadians! They always have to be different...the french from France say "Three-hundred-twenty-right"

Rgds

 

Right on!!!!

 

Guido

 

I refer to mine as a Ferrari three hundred and eight