Favorite Car Manufacturer

Delorean, you're killing me...
(First off, I love your name)
Now I'll list off my top three, because I can't pick a bloodly one.
BMW - The M3 is quite the superior, and badass of the bunch, but the sheer amount of quality put into each and every car just is fantastic.
Honda - S2000. Enough said.
Subaru/Mitsubishi - A sort of tie between the two for me. The WRX STi, and Lan Evo compete with eachother just about equally, therefore they come in at a tie.

I know I didn't quite list each to compare the full lineup of each manufacturer, but I still retain that the top manufacturers are not American. American car manufacturers seem to think that a "revolution" in their company is a release of a variety of new shaped cars. Hey, maybe that's not the problem? Maybe it's the fact that on EVERY American car I touch, the plastic feels like I could poke through the bloody thing with enough force. I understand that it takes more money to make quality products, but when Ford Mustangs have the same plastics as a Kia, you've got a major problem.

Double Post:

Originally Posted by Acro-nym

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For example, I know a friend that has within his family's Chrysler a device used to measure how long it'll be (in mileage) before the car runs out of gas. Now that's a nice feature!

Typical...

Most Americans are impressed by little gimmiks, not that of actual build quality. Oh, and that feature is available on every Volkswagen. For that matter, every european car...

Jam it back in, in the dark.

[QUOTE=Delorean]

Originally Posted by Pietak

Delorean, you're killing me...
(First off, I love your name)


LoL, Why am I killing you?? :O

There are soooo many car manufacturers to choose from, that's why. You had me thinking a good hour before hand..

There's nowhere I can't reach.

Originally Posted by Fyodor D.

Btw, BMW is way over-hyped.
Yeah, they can have some powerful and neat cars, but a lot of the love for it is just media exposure, and the ensuing status symbol that follows.

I dissagree with you there. Though there are quite a few ways that BMW's can be a "status symbol" I'd say that the era you're referring to is over. Now, Escalades and Merc's usually do the tricks with >22" rims. There are quite few stock cars that compare with the handling performance of a stock M3. While Cadillac is putting on fatter, shinier rims, BMW is coming out with Competition packages...

Double Post:

Originally Posted by Mercury Blue

After driving a Volvo for the past two years, I wouldn't have any other kind of car. Yes, they are ugly cars, but it is a safe car. <3

That is not an ugly car

How ya doing, buddy?