Which vehicle brand do you think is the best, Ford, Chevy, or Dodge?
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Toyota. Unfortunately, American cars suck right now. \n\nFord makes good trucks though/.
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Of course, Japanese cars. They are the best in quality and reliability.
82774
As an F-body man, I will never love a camaro like I love the F-body.  The new one looks like a copy of the 300C, so in this instance I prefer the Dodge.  The camaro looks weird, part CTS, part vette, and part dodge magnum.  Weird.
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sports car... so it must be fast and good overall performance.  A ford gt, I believe, is bad at handling bc it's so heavy, although it does have an established reputation.  \n\nFor me, I'd go with a fast and light car with good handling.  I'd go with Toyota Supra for a decently priced car.  it's fast and has good handling.  So you can turn corners fast!  Because you know that no street race is a straight away. I also like the Porsche GT for the same reason as the supra.\n\nFor supercars, I like the Ferriari Enzo and the Bugattii.  The Bugatti has 1001 horsepower!  That's crazy.
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GM sells more than Ford.  But I think Toyota is now overtaking GM.
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CHEVROLET DRIVERS\nStanton Barrett | Chad Blount | Clint Bowyer | Jeff Burton | Kyle Busch | Chad Chaffin | Dale Earnhardt Jr. | Mike Garvey | Jeff Gordon | Robby Gordon | Jeff Green | Denny Hamlin | Kevin Harvick | Jimmie Johnson | Travis Kvapil | Terry Labonte | Sterling Marlin | Joe Nemechek | Tony Raines | Hermie Sadler | Tony Stewart | Martin Truex Jr. | Brian Vickers | Kenny Wallace | Scott Wimmer | J.J. Yeley\n\nBut if I had to pick from this list: Jimmie Johnson, Jeff Gordon, Tony Stewart, Kevin Harvick or Jr
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steel is used most often. Chevy trucks have a hydroformed steel frame that's stronger. some car have aluminum but it's rare and some high performance cars have different material but are expensive and rare
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British & German cars have the best build quality. \n\nJapanese are pretty reliable too & make the best technology-wise.\n\nThe French make good handling shopping trolleys, but they're too fragile.\n\nItalian cars have traditionally had a reputation for electrical problems & going rusty (but have bullet proof engines that sound great)..... Lancia's reputation gained in the 1970's / Early 1980's practically drove them out of the UK by around 1993/94.\n\nKorean cars...... traditionally have been crap (e.g. narrow, uncomfortable seats)......... though my cousin's KIA SORENTO felt as well screwed together as a V-Class Mercedes I rode in back in 1999.\n\nAmericans used to make decent cars back in the original Muscle car era....... but things kinda went downhill in the 1970's to mid-1990's, but started coming not too bad again with the last two Corvette's, and the 4th Generation Pontiac Firebird..... latest Mustang seems to have sent things downhill again judging by a review by Jeremy Clarkson:  http://driving.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,12529-1794313,00.html
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Chrysler is slowly making the move from Catia V4 to V5...finally. (detroit based) \nVolvo in NC is mostly V5 (heavy truck).\nFord Mo. Co. is shifting slowly to V5, but I am unaware that they have much going in design presently.\nThat's to name a few.... I'd check on Monster for more.
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Dale Earnhardt JR. OF COURSE!! DUH!!!!!!!!!!\nHe is the best!!! Eventhough last time he came in 31st, this time he is in 2nd!!
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Cadillac has large cars that are classy and slightly sporty. There are many to choose from too, but the price is pretty large too lol. My personal favorite would have to be the 1969 charger. Muscle is the way to go :) plus its the star of dukes of hazzard and has been called one of the awesomest cars ever.
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Porsche!!\n\nitz awesome...
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I got a Dodge Charger a few months ago, and haven't regretted it since. Get the Hemi, though - you want to be able to move if someone isn't paying attention and blows a stop sign, doesn't yield, etc. I love it. It took me a while to get used to, because it's a little bigger than what I was used to, but I highly recommend it. There are too many great features to list.
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The Crown Victoria was and still is an awesome police car. I'm thinking that the Dodge Charger will become more popular in the near future but Dodge in the past has put out some real dogs and I'm not sure how the Charger will hold up in police service.
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My favorite example is the Chevy NOVA. It was rather popular in the US, but when they tried to market in in Latin American companies they realized that the name meant "no go."
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all of the engines you listed are great but they also very in many different ways , what type of applacation are you looking for and where will most of your driving be done ? a v6 is a good family car motor , or if you have a small car that you wnat as a weekend toy a v6 can also produce some respectful hp and tq #s my own personal favorite is the v8 its has a very wide aray of uses and applications . you can go from mild to all out wild and you can also get small block or big block just depends on what you want to do also the v8 is the most common motor whoever the manufacturer maybe ford , chevy , dodge , forgien or domestic the v10 , v12 and v16 are great for power and crusing anywyas just my $0.02
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I have a 72 monte (currently in restoration) and the new ones are CRAP compared to the old ones.  I have a friend who just traded in a 02 ? Monte because the trans was starting to slip.  I love chevys dont get me wrong, but if the stang is a V8 it is better as far as construction and life after miles is concerned.  As for the women thing, I see a lot of chicks driving mustangs, so if you get the stang you better trick it out if you want to stand apart from the ladies.  The monte has sexy lines, but the mechanical soundness is a turnoff.  (Dont pull up on a girl and try to talk to her if she cant hear you over the rattle under the hood) Go old school, chicks really dig that.