Do you generally prefer American cars or foreign cars. and why?

[msc545]

American cars

Foreign cars

Doesn't matter

[qwert1234]

Non-American.

aka Toyota - cheap, reliable, efficient. Good fuel management and can get parts from almost anywhere.

[msc545]

Toyotas, particularly Camrys and Corollas, might be the longest-lived and most reliable cars ever built.

[qwert1234]

Toyotas, you can pass it along to the next family generation lol.

[msc545]

People do that!

[KrakenAttackin]

I usually buy a foreign car but I am seeing some amazing muscle cars coming out of Detroit lately.

[erandal]

Very few American cars come in RHD. Plus they look a bit daft on UK roads and with those cost of petrol here you need to take a mortgage just to refuel one. I suppose I would think about getting a Tesla but they are too minimalist for me so I'll probably just keep buying Volvo's.

[Ευδεμονια]

I usually prefer German cars. I find them very reliable and worthy of the cost, they rarely have defects and abandon you while driving.
Plus I live in a country with small roads and I find American cars generally too big to drive. I always have had German or Swedish utilitarian cars so I’m used mostly on that type of drive.

[Jooying]

Toyota, Honda, Mazda. Easy and cheap to repair, efficient on mpg, and many of them have great look.

[msc545]

I love my Mazda 6 sedan.

[jshm2]

You mean American "cars" or proper cars.

Everyone knows Americans produce crap in vehicles.

[goaded]

American cars *are* foreign cars. I usually go Japanese, I like reliability, but these things vary.

[_乃尺OЩ刀_TITI]

Not American so they're all foreign cars to me. I prefer Asian cars tbh. Toyota.

[CaptainSmartass]

I'd have to say foreign. I've got a 2020 (70) Ford Focus - English registered car, made in West Germany by the Turkish subsidiary of an American firm.

Simples...

[Sparkie460]

I like American trucks, preferably dodge trucks. My wife always had a foreign car. She has a subaru and we haven't had any major problems ( knocking on wood).

[exitseven]

American cars.

I like to support my country and it's economy. They are the best as well, especially trucks and SUVs.

[Sparkie460]

American cars might be assembled in the US but a lot of parts are manufactured out of the country. Not much is fully made in America anymore

[exitseven]

@Sparkie460 Yes, but I always buy the ones that say they are made in some plant in America. All the electronics are made in some third world slave shop.

[Sparkie460]

@exitseven exactly. Even though they are American cars and trucks, they are not totally American made

[exitseven]

@Sparkie460 yes, I bought a trailer and it is made here but the tires are made in China.

[CAPTAIN-OBVIOUS]

Asian cars are more reliable.

[Jamie05rhs]

I'm not sure anymore. I really don't know.