What region of car do you lean toward?

[dylansan]

Well, I sorta based it off of this post...

australia and the u.s of course

steal our monaro will you!

Were'nt a lot of Australian cars copied over as Fords?

That's what I learned at least...

 

[samj_13]

Deutschland and the USA for me. Big cars float my boat pretty well. Vipers, SLR's, Vettes, GTi's, it's all good. I got a few Japanese drifters / ralliers like the 240SX and the STi's.

 

[Jay]

Well, I sorta based it off of this post...



Were'nt a lot of Australian cars copied over as Fords?

That's what I learned at least...

Originally Ford in the 1960's sold American Falcons in Australia, then Ford opened their own production plants over here and started producing the same (Well very similar) Falcons over here, Ford US cancelled the Falcon but Ford Australia continued on their own. Falcons have been completely Australian designed and built since the late 60's.

Holden has made it's own cars from scratch and Ford Australia has been making their own cars for a long time now.

 

[JacoJa]

Sometimes I do lean towards Australian cars (funny that), considering they take up two full pages of my garage (need a good variety of colours, don't I?).

Overall though, I’d prefer buying British cars. Don’t think I need to explain why 👍

 

[KDC]

German cars do it for me, I have owned in (real-life) 4 MK1 Golf GTis, 2 MK2 GTIs, 2 Polos and '73 Cali style Beetle and they are all awesome especially the MK1s of which one was featured in a golf magazine , I now have 2 bikes one Japanese and Brit...so the Merc SL65 is an excellent car as is the M5 👍

 

[R32_a_Napoli]

I have driven VWs since I got my license and love anything Germany produces(except Mercedes). I am italian so Italian cars are top on my list as well. My family drives Toyota and Subaru. I like Nissan as well(Skylines are some of the sexiest cars in the world). I guess you could say that all European cars and select Japanese cars are priority on my list.