What's Plural For Lexus?

[Mr Morse]

Well it was there earlier.........

Where he decribes LEXUS as either a Proper noun or an acronym

Obviously another one of the ever growing number of self-destructing posts

[Monster-Mat]

The correct grammatical form for the plural of an acronym is to add an "s", no apostrophe, so

A Lexus

A group of Lexuss

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I think I see your reasoning there, but isn't Lexus a proper noun rather than an acronym, and therefore the plural is Lexuses :)

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as i said...6 before your other post,

[Mr Morse]

Ah, I stand corrected......apologies

[Monster-Mat]

:mat:

[aido]

You been at that Stella again Mike

That reminds me...

Time for one myself :D

[Mr Morse]

On my 4th.......

Nah, I was busy posting on 4 ther sites and couldn't for the freaking life of me find that post I was referring to!

[aido]

You've got to stop using that Notts Swingers forum mate, it's bad for you I tell you :P

And I reckon the plural is Lexus too since it's a made up word!

[dangerous brain]

Look at that lexus

What lexus I can only see that damn fine supra :) :)

[Bazza]

whats one or more lexus called ??

a meet :D

[aido]

Like in three hours :D

[Rob's Lexx]

to dig up an old topic.............

.......strictly speaking, the plural of 'lexus' should be 'lexera' :winky:

[Monster-Mat]

its Lexus

[Rob's Lexx]

from latin routes...

"Taking the "opus" model, of which the plural is "opera," if we follow that rule, the plural of Lexus would be Lexera. One Lexus, two Lexera"

Not my words, but the words of a university Prof. :winky:

[lexus boy]

yes but its not latin

[Continunity]

its Lexus

psst. i dont think their listening.... :D