I bought $3.00 hat at a flea market today, but I don't understand what
it means. It has "TOYOTA" emblazoned beneath the familiar Toyota "Black
Pearl" logo, but then there's a slogan that I just can't figure out:
"With Pleasure Behind Arudder". To the right of that, there's what
appears to be a tachometer with the digits 0 through 7 edged in red,
and then from 7 to 8 and beyond edged in green!

The hat was made in China, as were all the items sold by this vendor. I
know that often when translated from a foreign language, sometimes
instructions and advertising text gets a little mixed up, or it doesn't
quite translate into English with the same meaning, so that's probably
the case here. I considered that perhaps instead of "Arudder" they
meant "A Rudder" and it referred to Toyota boat engines. But even that
doesn't make sense since a rudder is at the back of a boat so there
shouldn't be anything "Behind" it.

If someone knows of such a Toyota advertising slogan used in another
country, I would love to know what it means. Also, is there any
significance to the tachometer with what should be it's "red zone"
marked in green? Or, is it simply all a big mistake and that's why they
were being sold for only $3.00?

Elmer