What's your favorite brand of car?

[Craznia]

Hondas FTW!

[Ohnoh]

I think the new acuras are pretty underrated. Good value for the price too. I used ot like Jeeps too but not the newer ones.

[Soviet Haaregrad]

I'm definitely a Honda fanboy, but I've also got a soft spot for a lot of Chevy and European Ford cars. I'm also pretty fond of older Nissan and Datsun models. I can't forget AMC either, they had a lot of interesting cars over the years.

[Cannot think of a name]

Porsche and Volkswagen.

[The Grand World Order]

I've mostly driven American. My first car was a '92 Ford Explorer, which was a clunker but it was -my- clunker and I didn't have issues with it until it was properly ancient.

The first car I bought with my own money was an '88 Corvette and immediately became a Corvette superfan, I absolutely love Vettes and I've resolved to always have one in my driveway.

I drove a ton of various government fleet vehicles (Dodge Caravans galore) and it was kinda meh. I got to drive some armored old school Land Rover Defenders in Afghanistan and they're the fucking tits (good, for those who are ESL.) Mil-spec HMMWVs are dogshit and I hate them, but I think they look cool at least.

I eventually bought a 2000 Land Rover Discovery II, and it was pretty awesome, but at nearly 300,000 miles the thing had issues and had to go.

Recently I bought a brand new Ford Bronco and it's everything I could hope for and more.

My dream car is a Ferrari Testarossa, and I love Ferrari in general, particularly that it's a company that is devoted to the culture and sport of racing. The fact that brand new Ferrari purchasers are thoroughly vetted to ensure they're as passionate about racing as the company is speaks volumes to me.

[Turenia]

Nissan for practicality

Dodge for looks and fun

[United Calanworie]

Toyota. I will forever and always drive Toyota. They're just the most reliable cars out there, and at one of the best price points, too.

[Aadhiris]

Toyota boy all the way, I was practically raised on Toyota and I’ve been told that they’re very reliable cars. My dad drives a 2003 Toyota 4Runner, I feel like 21 years is ancient for a car, especially nowadays.

Toyota. I will forever and always drive Toyota. They're just the most reliable cars out there, and at one of the best price points, too.

Exactly!!!

[United Calanworie]

Toyota boy all the way, I was practically raised on Toyota and I’ve been told that they’re very reliable cars. My dad drives a 2003 Toyota 4Runner, I feel like 21 years is ancient for a car, especially nowadays.

Toyota. I will forever and always drive Toyota. They're just the most reliable cars out there, and at one of the best price points, too.

Exactly!!!

Yeah my daily is an 06. Showing no signs of stopping, it's survived uh, *cough* *mumbles* several accidents *cough*, and I think I'll be able to keep driving it for another decade.

[NovaByte]

Volksvogan is how I pronounce it, Volkswagens are my favorite.

[Confederate United]

Low cost

[Ethel mermania]

Hudson.

[Kerwa]

Volvo, because of its toxic masculinity.

[Ravemath]

I use Mercedes.

[Neonian Imperium]

FORD AND VOLKSWAGEN FOREVER.
But especially Ford.
Oh great Ford.
I wanna go to Forlandia in Brazil.

[Tiami]

Volkswagen is my favorite brand. Currently driving a 2019 GLI Jetta with a stage 3 tune on it. Well, I driving before I broke my leg. Soon though... my precious will roar to life again.

Toyota boy all the way, I was practically raised on Toyota and I’ve been told that they’re very reliable cars. My dad drives a 2003 Toyota 4Runner, I feel like 21 years is ancient for a car, especially nowadays.

Exactly!!!

Yeah my daily is an 06. Showing no signs of stopping, it's survived uh, *cough* *mumbles* several accidents *cough*, and I think I'll be able to keep driving it for another decade.

Are those 'accidents' perhaps the result of a user error?

Hudson.

Honestly, this doesn't surprise me. You've got good taste.

[Ethel mermania]

Volvo, because of its toxic masculinity.

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[Democratic Martian States]

Considering only cars from 10 or more years ago, Toyota. I say that speculatively though, as I have never personally driven a Toyota. Favorite cars I have driven and worked on are Chevys, but those were from the 90s.

Presently, nobody. Now-ubiquitous touchscreens, subscription features, anti-repair designs, and telemetry (read: spying) have no place in my car.

[United Calanworie]

Yeah my daily is an 06. Showing no signs of stopping, it's survived uh, *cough* *mumbles* several accidents *cough*, and I think I'll be able to keep driving it for another decade.

Are those 'accidents' perhaps the result of a user error?

I uhhhhhhh. I plead the fifth.

[Perishna]

Das deutsche Mercedes-Auto!

[Magical Hypnosis Border Collie of Doom]

Packard! Hauld yer horses, they're nae aroond ony mair? NA!

[Trump Almighty]

An All-American Truck or Sedan, made by the Beautiful American People, and not a Socialist nation like Japan. Especially one that emits YUGE tons of Carbon Dioxide, which everyone knows is good for the environment except for a few scientists like Dr. Fauci who did a Low IQ job with Covid. He is FIRED!

[Lans Isles]

Tesla

[Ohnoh]

Tesla

I know someone who is a test engineer for tesla, they are poorly constructed and you're basically paying the name. It's really a shame how everything comes down to marketing because there are way better electric vehicles out there.

[Trump Almighty]

Tesla

I know someone who is a test engineer for tesla, they are poorly constructed and you're basically paying the name. It's really a shame how everything comes down to marketing because there are way better electric vehicles out there.

Elon Musk is a cool guy. At least, like me, he’s one of only a few billionaires who rejects the Woke Establishment