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Surfaced on Brazilian meme soundboards as a short Portuguese outburst at car prices: a speaker hears that a Honda Civic costs R$115 thousand and snaps, 'tá errado' — it's wrong. The joke took off in a country where new-car prices are a national pastime of complaint, with the clip shared in car groups, price-reaction memes and edits mocking overpriced listings. Its exact source recording is undocumented, but the setup is instantly recognisable to anyone who has watched dealership prices climb: one number, one verdict, one very fed-up Brazilian.
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A Brazilian meme clip of a man in disbelief that a Honda Civic costs R$115 thousand, declaring it wrong. Used to react to absurd prices and rip-offs.
The clip captures a man in full disbelief as he sputters out the phrase '115 mil em um Civic' — 115 thousand reais for a Honda Civic — before landing on his verdict: 'tá errado,' it's wrong. His voice rises with a mix of outrage and comedy, the kind of righteous indignation Brazilians reserve for prices that have clearly lost touch with reality. It sounds like a friend ranting at the bar about the dealership quote he just got, half angry and half laughing. Listeners hear it and instantly get the joke: this is the sound of a price so absurd it broke the speaker's brain.
