[Pyro]

out of those GM.

Overall...anything german.

[Milla]

GM for old muscle cars

Dodge for current american cars

Mitsubishi for rice

[MrLevinstein]

I didnt put any euro cars on their because... IDK not too many people drive Beamers or a Benz. Saab is Gm and idk who volvo belongs to.

Tripps-Did you vote for GM because of Holden they are owned or something by gm maybe a partner ship idk what their deal is.

And to the guy who says Mopar rules. They havent made a decent car since 1972. With the exception of the viper...

[Milla]

Originally Posted by MrLevinstein

And to the guy who says Mopar rules. They havent made a decent car since 1972. With the exception of the viper...

Stratus R/T, fucking awesome car

[ShagNasty]

stealths were cool too. dont for get their trucks they kick ass. durango too.

my brother had a plymouth laser. 4 cylder/ turbo/ all wheel drive. that car ate vetts for breakfast.

mopar sucked from 78 till 88. all other years they owned.


and for the mitsubishi guys mopar owns them and lamborgini. well major stock in them for sure.

[Milla]

My dad has a durango, i love that thing its a beast. A mechanic i work with has a plymoth laser AWD/ turbo charged, and he eats domestics like its no ones business.

And i had no idea mopar has a part in mitsubishi.

[Old Reliable]

saturn owns all

[Tripper]

Originally Posted by Bane

Doesn't BMW own Mini which would make the Mini a German car now?

There are like 3 or 4 makes of Mini.....Rover, Austin, Morris and Mini Cooper...They're all pretty much the same, except they're made by different companies.

Levinstein - I didn't vote. Holden do have some kind of partnership with GM, I'm not sure to what extent, but I do know that V8 Holden's engines are based on American Muscle cars....I think most prominently, some model of Chevrolet.

I'm not totally sure about all this, though.

[elstatec]

Originally Posted by Tripper

There are like 3 or 4 makes of Mini.....Rover, Austin, Morris and Mini Cooper...They're all pretty much the same, except they're made by different companies.

Levinstein - I didn't vote. Holden do have some kind of partnership with GM, I'm not sure to what extent, but I do know that V8 Holden's engines are based on American Muscle cars....I think most prominently, some model of Chevrolet.

I'm not totally sure about all this, though.

the new mini is a bmw with a 'mini' badge, therefore its german.

bmws, porsches, mercedes, the older vw golf gti(plus vw being best manufacturer of diesel cars), audi, aston martins,

[Poseidon]

BMW M3 - the one in my sig.

[Tystnad]

Originally Posted by Tripper

m8? LOL......


Well, must be an acquired taste. I grew up with Holdens all around me, my family have owned nearly every bloody model, and I still love them to death.

Aye, sorry bout that "m8".
Tis a bad habit i picked up down in England..

[Duke_of_Ray]

I drive a 1995 GMC Sierra C1500 short-bed white truck, with 215,00 miles on it. GMC is the best.

[Arkan]

Originally Posted by ShagNasty

ARKAN THE ONLY ONE WHO HAS A CLUE WHAT A CAR IS. MOPAR is better but FORD is close.

Right on shag !....and a Blue Oval for you!

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[Tripper]

Originally Posted by 5T4T1C

the new mini is a bmw with a 'mini' badge, therefore its german.

bmws, porsches, mercedes, the older vw golf gti(plus vw being best manufacturer of diesel cars), audi, aston martins,

Who said that we were talking about the NEW mini?

All other, older Minis are British. The design is British. So as far as I'm concerned, Minis are still veryu much British. Simply owned by Germans.

[pest]

GMC for me, but I have owned at least one of every group but honda, and I dont have anything against those. The only one of hte group I am scketchy about is chryser. Everything feels a little looser in one.