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Have most of your cars been from American brands? Do you have a preference for American, European, Japanese, or Korean brands?
Jason
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The only Japanese cars I’ve owned were 2 Dodge Colts, back in the 70’s. I’ve had a couple Saabs, a Volvo 240 wagon, a couple German Ford’s, Merkur XR4ti and Scorpio, and a Porsche 911S. Domestic cars were a Jeep Grand Wagoneer, a couple Buick wagons (I had 4 kids), and about 12-15 Ford’s, I’ve lost count.Have most of your cars been from American brands? Do you have a preference for American, European, Japanese, or Korean brands?
Jason
Those Dodge Colts were Mitsubishis, right? My wife drove a 76 Colt to college. One of the worst cars I’ve driven.The only Japanese cars I’ve owned were 2 Dodge Colts, back in the 70’s. I’ve had a couple Saabs, a Volvo 240 wagon, a couple German Ford’s, Merkur XR4ti and Scorpio, and a Porsche 911S. Domestic cars were a Jeep Grand Wagoneer, a couple Buick wagons (I had 4 kids), and about 12-15 Ford’s, I’ve lost count.
Yup. My father in law at the time, had to tell me, “You realize, Mitsubishi made the Japanese Zero during WWII.” You’re right about the ‘76, I traded it a couple years later for I think a ‘79 or an ‘80. Ironically, that same F-I-L bought the latter Colt from me and drove it for years .Those Dodge Colts were Mitsubishis, right? My wife drove a 76 Colt to college. One of the worst cars I’ve driven.
Our Mazda Tribute was a Ford and our Toyota Yaris iA is a Mazda.
Jason
I agree with your assessment. The Germans in particular, seem to over complicate everything. The 911 was a nightmare.Mine from 1992 to present have been:
Ford
Isuzu
Nissan
Ford
VW
Ford
Jeep
Honda
Nissan
Honda
Dodge
Mercedes
VW
Volvo
VW
Subaru
VW
VW
Ford
Toyota
Ford
Ford
I don’t trust European vehicles out of warranty, but I like the way they drive. I like Japanese and American vehicles about equally, but I usually go American for trucks and Japanese for cars. I’m not a fan of the drive feel of the Korean cars, they are well made but feel light on the road.