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Message: [QUOTE="ClifSpliffy, post: 3974856, member: 9260"] european cars universally blow. it's no wonder that first the japanese, and then the koreans, blew their doors off. as word slowly percolated out aboot their quality and value, eurobadge envy has dramatically dissipated. still never gonna buy a foreign vehicle, but i respect what the japanese and koreans actually do. many more folks now buy suvs and pickem up trucks due to how confident it makes them feel up on the interstate. i got to drive wildchild girl philly cuzins superduper everything new 'vette again recently. fuhghettabootit-[I]scary good supercar value. [/I]joey logano got nuthin on that time traveler. then, i teased my bud aboot his new regular vette, 'other than it's drop dead gorgeous looks, it's a septic truck for performance compared to her space vehicle.' lol. i'm a slooow driver, having learned the lesson the hard way. but hey, im opened minded. sumtimes, i even buy a ford (that 4 door mustang looks sweet, and f 1s,2s,3s,4s,5s,and 6s are always welcome, most lincolns too), but they can look out of place out back in the 'gathering of the gm's.' [I]see the USA, in ur chev-ro-let...,[/I] or, real, real oldschool fam phrase, '[I]chevrolet cou-pe on the merrit park-way!' [/I]as i understand it, that saying was all the rage when they built that blacktop with trees. maiers garage in Bport (home of bucky's dymaxion!) coming up on 100 year anniversary of doing oil changes, mostly chevs, fords, and dodge/chryslers, methinks. i guess they buy their kids a new home whenever they choose to fix anything else. [/QUOTE]

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