The most misspelled brands on the internet |
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Rank |
Brand name |
Commonly misspelled online as |
Average no. of times misspelled online (per month) |
1. |
Hyundai |
Hundai, Hiundai |
605,000 |
2. |
Lamborghini |
Lamborgini, Lambogini |
365,000 |
3. |
Ferrari |
Ferari |
123,000 |
4. |
Hennessy |
Henessy, Hennesy, Henesy |
95,100 |
5. |
Heineken |
Heinken |
90,000 |
6. |
Gillette |
Gillete, Gilette, Gilete |
82,000 |
7. |
Suzuki |
Susuki, Suzki |
78,800 |
8. |
Haagen-Dazs |
Haagen Daz, Haagen Dasz, Haagen Das, Haagen Daaz |
59,600 |
9. |
Uniqlo |
Uniclo, Unilo, Uniql |
58,600 |
10. |
Verizon |
Verison |
48,000 |
11. = |
Huawei |
Huwaei, Huwai |
46,000 |
11. = |
Fedex |
Fedx |
46,000 |
12. |
Bugatti |
Bugati, Bogati |
45,500 |
13. |
Volkswagen |
Volkwagen, Volwagen |
42,900 |
14. |
Christian Louboutin |
Christian Loubotin |
42,000 |
15. |
Sriracha |
Siracha |
38,000 |
16. |
Nutella |
Nutela |
31,000 |
17. |
Deloitte |
Deloite |
27,000 |
18. |
Dolce & Gabbana |
Dolce Gabana, Dolce and Gabana |
25,000 |
19. |
AstraZeneca |
AstraZenica |
20,000 |
20. |
Porsche |
Porsh, Porsch |
19,500 |
Hyundai is the most misspelled brand online: Report
Hennessy, Gillette, Haagen-Dazs and Uniqlo are also in the top 10 of the study compiled by money.co.uk
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