who builds a more reliable car?

[PUFF MONKEY]

my vote goes to the french/chinees...don't ask

 

[mr.greengenes]

y'all missed the boat...Honda Accord

 

[gmo]

Puff, I know you said not to ask, but I have to...

What cars come out of China? I can't name one off the top of my head. :confused2:

And you prefer Peugeot, Citroen, and Renault for reliability?:confused2:

Not trying to be a downer bro, just curiosity.

 

[Dr. Manny Bowles]

Japan

 

[mr.determined]

german they use hemp in there cars for the door panels, beat that japan.

 

[Dr. Manny Bowles]

german they use hemp in there cars for the door panels, beat that japan.

I have a friend that just payed $1100 for a headlight. I'll pass.

 

[lordhighlama]

I have a friend that just payed $1100 for a headlight. I'll pass.

can he grow sum weed with it.

 

[fleshstain]

i'm curious who's got a better track record for maintenance and reliability.... Audi or Honda? seems like neither of them ever want to die....

 

[The Effen Gee]

Honda.

Only certain years and makes of audis are reliable. BMW as well, most of their cars from the 90's era are really bad.

The gen 1 m3 is one of the tightest cars out there and I used to own a 85 gti 16v I used to ralley cross. Loved it.

Tranny sucked though, as is the case with most volkswagens. Jettas are junk and everyone knows it.


...honda and toyota have undeniable reliability and time tested and proven to be well made.

My family has bought toyos since I was a small child and we NEVER had any problems except one, we got a lemon but that can happen with any car manufacturer.

I dont know about super recent, but I would still put my money on japanese cars, as my brother worked at the BMW dealership and told me they have a $500 service MINIMUM.

...no thanks.


I would never buy a Prius, as we dont know what to do with that massive battery pack, environmental distaster. I see myself less likely to buy a german car though as the new GTI is soo ugly.

I do not have the disposable income to operate a new BMW.
I will stick with infiniti, as the g37 will blow thw doors off a boxer.
Been there done that, plus both my parents have one and my inlaws have a black one.

Why not?

 

[Heemhoff17]

screw electric cars....go with a diesel.

 

[skoomaman]

lol the most reliable cars are not made by the japanese or the germans it is a company called Lancia. hahaha by far the most reliable cars if you get the optional duct tape that holds the bumber in place

 

[flaboy88]

germans make good efficient but yet more expensive cars.. personally i dont kno any car that is more reliable than a honda... esp. accords and civics.. can easily get 250k miles and not worry bout the engine crashin on u.. so in the long run i would say hondas.. cheaper and personally longer lasting.. the japanese are far more technalogically advanced then us and i kno we are more so then the germans.. so if any1 doin it big its the japanese.

 

[legalize_freedom]

flayboy you have obviousely not seen the machinery that the germans make, such as mills, cnc machines and the like???, As far as the Japanese, they would have nothing if we didn't give it to them after dropping the bombs on them in WW2. Which BTW I never understood, why deystroy a place and then build them back to better than they were????

 

[The Effen Gee]

...puppets. nice pretty puppets that make money for you.

 

[420benny]

I think this thread got jacked, lol. Germany, ftw

 

[PUFF MONKEY]

Puff, I know you said not to ask, but I have to...

What cars come out of China? I can't name one off the top of my head. :confused2:

And you prefer Peugeot, Citroen, and Renault for reliability?:confused2:

Not trying to be a downer bro, just curiosity.

it was a joke there is no such place as french china...lol...i blame the pot..

 

[dman1234]

but in all seriousness, is anyone familliar with the
German enginnering during the first and second world wars?

The war may not have turned out to well for them but their
machine guns, artillery and tanks were the envy of the world,
as i said in an earlier post, their engineering is second to none
and has been for a very very long time.

BTW, im not German