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| What's your car preference? |
| Domestic (All American) |
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42% |
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| Japanese-sounding (Honda, Hyundai..) |
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0% |
[ 0 ] |
| Quality (Volvo, Mercedes..) |
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0% |
[ 0 ] |
| Anything fast. (Mustang, Corvette..) |
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0% |
[ 0 ] |
| Anything, so long as it's a truck. |
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14% |
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| Anything fuel efficient. |
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28% |
[ 2 ] |
| Other. (Please post a specification.) |
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14% |
[ 1 ] |
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CustomFordGirl
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I had to ask.. been itching for a good car conversation for a while..
I guess you can tell what my choice is. 
I used to drive a '79 F150 Custom (hence the name), but the motor gave out and I haven't had the funds to fix/replace it...
Then I drove a '98 Ford Ranger, 5-speed standard transmission. I can still hear the roar that baby made when I down-shifted.. mmmm. That one was totaled. 
I SO want another truck.. has to be a standard though.. I won't settle for less now!
So tell me about your ride(s). |
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Lester
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No liscense.
I want a kombi van though. |
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brandal
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i resent the notion that the poll suggest. ie. that japanease is not quality.
japanease- honda / toyota(terrific cars, best resale and best reliability)
korean - hyundai / kia (terrible cars not good reliability)
bfor i got my dui i drove a lexus es300 (a glorified camry) terrific car, 240k miles & it was a 98, i drove the shit out of that car. |
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jusdeadphunky
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my absolute favorite cars to drive are BMWs. i have about 6 years of valet experience and have gotten to rip just about everything around a parking lot and there is nothing like a beemer. i used to drive a VW and loved them until they ruined them with the inception of this current line. they decided to abandon the VW handling that i loved so and switch it with a japanese style.
unless you have money to throw around, it is a no brainer what you should buy, which is a honda or a toyota. they are the most fuel efficient cars, have the best reliability and the best resale value.
i do not like the korean cars but have to disagree with brandal because i know about 7 people who have hyundais (99-03) and they have never given them any problems. |
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brandal
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| jusdeadphunky wrote: |
my absolute favorite cars to drive are BMWs. i have about 6 years of valet experience and have gotten to rip just about everything around a parking lot and there is nothing like a beemer. i used to drive a VW and loved them until they ruined them with the inception of this current line. they decided to abandon the VW handling that i loved so and switch it with a japanese style.
unless you have money to throw around, it is a no brainer what you should buy, which is a honda or a toyota. they are the most fuel efficient cars, have the best reliability and the best resale value.
i do not like the korean cars but have to disagree with brandal because i know about 7 people who have hyundais (99-03) and they have never given them any problems. |
your right, i mis-spoke, they have terrible resale but arent that bad as far as reliability
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chevydriver1123
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| I firmly stand behind my 97 Chevy S-10 4x4 |
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Atlas
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I still like my 1983 Chevy 3/4 ton 6.2 Diesel. 580,000 and still going. Still has the same motor and tranny, I did have to put in a new rear end 2 years ago, but not to bad. I also like the two 20 gallon tanks. I can fill her up and drive forever.
I also have a 2002 Chevy Caviler. It's ok, but I like the tuck better. I'm a Chevy man so far. |
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Mike
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| Only Chevy for me, I used to drive an '87 Suburban, but now I drive a '96 Astro, both could crush my parents' car, which is a gay little VW Beetle. |
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CustomFordGirl
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| brandal wrote: |
i resent the notion that the poll suggest. ie. that japanease is not quality.
japanease- honda / toyota(terrific cars, best resale and best reliability)
korean - hyundai / kia (terrible cars not good reliability)
bfor i got my dui i drove a lexus es300 (a glorified camry) terrific car, 240k miles & it was a 98, i drove the shit out of that car. |
By that measure, I said that American cars, trucks, and fuel-efficient cars are not quality. By "quality" I meant "top-end", "expensive by brand".. not "something that isn't junk."
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CustomFordGirl
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| chevydriver1123 wrote: |
| I firmly stand behind my 97 Chevy S-10 4x4 |
Good! Chevy isn't my first choice of a truck, but it's a close second.
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CustomFordGirl
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| Mike wrote: |
| Only Chevy for me, I used to drive an '87 Suburban, but now I drive a '96 Astro, both could crush my parents' car, which is a gay little VW Beetle. |
Oh, what I'd give for a 'burban... with a winch on the back, and the old barn-door back doors.. 4x4, slight lift.. great for off-roading.
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fellfire
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I loved my 2004 F150 Lariat SuperCrew 4x4. Ford did an awesome job redesigning the F150. .... but ... I traded it in because I had put 77k miles on it in 3 years. Now I'm driving a 2007 Acura TL Type-S. Man, that is one hot car.
So I guess my selection is Other: Truck, if not it's gotta be fast; something fast, if not it's gotta be a truck. |
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brandal
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| Atlas wrote: |
I still like my 1983 Chevy 3/4 ton 6.2 Diesel. 580,000 and still going. Still has the same motor and tranny, I did have to put in a new rear end 2 years ago, but not to bad. I also like the two 20 gallon tanks. I can fill her up and drive forever.
I also have a 2002 Chevy Caviler. It's ok, but I like the tuck better. I'm a Chevy man so far. |
is that the same chevy you & your wife drove to VA to see me in?
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jusdeadphunky
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| Mike wrote: |
| Only Chevy for me, I used to drive an '87 Suburban, but now I drive a '96 Astro, both could crush my parents' car, which is a gay little VW Beetle. |
have you ever driven the beetle? does it have a 1.8t and a 6 speed? if so, that beetle is bad ass even though it is gay looking.
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jusdeadphunky
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