Best car countries. There are only 5.

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St✩rlight (Banned) 13 Oct @ 5:06pm

Britain, Germany, Italy, Japan, France.

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Delta 13 Oct @ 5:10pm

What about Canada?

St✩rlight (Banned) 13 Oct @ 5:11pm

Originally posted by Delta:
What about Canada?

Has Canada made any good cars

Delta 13 Oct @ 5:15pm

Originally posted by St✩rlight:
Originally posted by Delta:
What about Canada?
Has Canada made any good cars

Yes

The Maple
The Tundra Wolf
Le Voyageur
The Polite
The Rockies X

St✩rlight (Banned) 13 Oct @ 5:17pm

Ah haha

De Hollandse Ezel 13 Oct @ 5:18pm

only 3

1 japan (toyota, honda)
2 sweden (volvo)
3 germany (mercedes, volkswagen)

those are the most reliable and long lasting car brands.

**they are not pretty, not luxerious, not flashy. and often a bit boring and simple

but they have insane long lifespans (just keep going and going) without any maintance...

american cars.. are the most crap.. they rust away before looking, break in halve by sneezing, and have a black hole for a fueltank.

britisch cars are the most pretty.. AND are also the moost smooth and well designed truelly handcrafted works of art.. but that is WHEN they run.. which they often won't as they break down all the time.. (so many parts that can break) and due the handmade everything... repairs cost an absolute fortune..
*so uk cars are a fun "sidecar" when you can handle the constant drain on your wallet to have the short moments they actually run... but they are UTTERLY unreliable...

italian cars.. are just to flashy but are actually torture to drive.. they are not enjoyable for the driver.,. they are way to small and unpractical to do anything practical with.. italian cars are best just left on your lawn as artpieces.. not to actually drive.

and french cars.. welll they basicly excell in nothing.. they used to be cheap.. but they aint no longer.. while they also are not excelling in anything.. they are neither pretty, durable, fuel efficient or anything... .still without any true weaknesses either.. they are generally the most sold brands..

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Sherasonni 13 Oct @ 5:18pm

The United States of America

St✩rlight (Banned) 13 Oct @ 5:19pm

Originally posted by De Hollandse Ezel:
only 3

1 japan (toyota, honda)
2 sweden (volvo)
3 germany (mercedes, volkswagen)

those are the most reliable and long lasting car brands.

**they are not pretty, not luxerious, not flashy. and often a bit boring and simple

but they have insane long lifespans (just keep going and going) without any maintance...

Nah

Grendalcat 13 Oct @ 5:20pm

USA! USA! USA!

St✩rlight (Banned) 13 Oct @ 5:22pm

Originally posted by Grendalcat:
USA! USA! USA!

They make some okay cars but not the best, they are quite fun though when they work

Xero_Daxter 13 Oct @ 5:25pm

Originally posted by Delta:
What about Canada?

I think Canada is having trouble at the moment. Some say it's worst than what the United States is going through. But that's just hearsay.

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Grendalcat 13 Oct @ 5:25pm

Originally posted by St✩rlight:
Originally posted by Grendalcat:
USA! USA! USA!
They make some okay cars but not the best, they are quite fun though when they work

True enough, but are you seriously going to put British cars above US cars?
British auto industry electrical problems are legendary.

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St✩rlight (Banned) 13 Oct @ 5:27pm

Originally posted by Grendalcat:
Originally posted by St✩rlight:
They make some okay cars but not the best, they are quite fun though when they work

True enough, but are you seriously going to put British cars above US cars?
British auto industry electrical problems are legendary.

Yes because they are very pleasant to drive. I only know about electrical problems with the 1976 Lagonda.

Last edited by St✩rlight; 13 Oct @ 5:29pm

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Grendalcat 13 Oct @ 5:30pm

Originally posted by St✩rlight:
Originally posted by Grendalcat:

True enough, but are you seriously going to put British cars above US cars?
British auto industry electrical problems are legendary.
Yes because they are very pleasant to drive. I only know about electrical problems with the 1976 Lagonda.

Jaguar across many decades...