No. Benz' would be another form of the possessive.

 

The plural of BMW is BMWs. The safest way to pluralize an acronym is to use it as a modifier such as, "The BMW cars."

Here, this should confuse you. The plural of:

mph is mph,
rpm is rpm.

Why? Because they are already plural.

- mph is miles per hour
- rpm is revolutions per minute

 

Bmws or Bimmers for cars and Beamers for cycles

 

You crack me up, man. It's Beemers, not Beamers.

 

So we have a number of opinions on plural ( Iwon't ask for the pluperfect subjunctive). If you want a look athe webpage I've been scouting http://japanusedcar.net/auction/car_...=Mercedes-Benz most of these are LHD.

Scarmouche

 

We're talking about nouns, not verbs. Tell me how to conjugate a noun.

 

What's the exchange rate? Its kinda hard to spot a deal without that.

 

the exchange rate is aprox 100yen to the dollar.

A Tourist is wandering through the combat zone in Boston looking for a seafood restaraunt. He spots a policeman and asks "Where can I get scrod" The policeman answers I have been asked that question many times before but this is the first time I have haerd the pluperfect subjunctive" . The pluperfect subjunctive was posited as a point of levity not as an error in grammar.

Scarmouche

 

Not that I am not enjoying the dialogue!
Scarmouche

 

*scratches head* Am I back in Mr. Smith's Advanced English class?!