aston
The Torque Meister
Tough one, Probably Toyota as they more or less have everything covered, But I don't want a Toyota. so don't know. Merc quality right down, so hard to choose
If you had to stay with one marque which would it be?
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pgarner
TC ModFather
would probably go back to honda and stay with them. 2 cars and next to no real issue
thermostat went in the civic no biggy
head was cracked somewhere but as id only paid 300 for the car and it had never been serviced by the look of the oil when i did it at 100k on the clock i think it was doing well.
only thing i didnt like about the hondas was the fact that it had to be over 4k to feel responsive
thermostat went in the civic no biggy
head was cracked somewhere but as id only paid 300 for the car and it had never been serviced by the look of the oil when i did it at 100k on the clock i think it was doing well.
only thing i didnt like about the hondas was the fact that it had to be over 4k to feel responsive
Seeing as I own 2 of them I'm gonna have to say Ford.
HDi fun
TC ModFather
As of now I think I'd go for Ford as well given the diversity of vehicles available from modest ones right up to the 300+bhp Focus RS. The build quality is superb now, as well.
I doubt I'd have given the same answer ten years ago.
I doubt I'd have given the same answer ten years ago.
without giving it any real thought audi sprang to mind i like most of there cars from the last 10+ years they have a car for every owner within there range plus i have always loved and wanted a quattro
but ford would be a very close second!
but ford would be a very close second!
Munday
Torque Junkie
I think Wayne is close/on the dot with Toyota, got the Yaris with the RS version, Glanza/GT, MR2, Supra (with one of the greatest engines ever) as well as family wagons, pickups etc etc...
I haven't chose an option yet Munday! 
I think I would go with Audi, From the A2 to the A6 and the R8 I would say they have every car I would ever need. It's a shame they are all so expensive!
I think I would go with Audi, From the A2 to the A6 and the R8 I would say they have every car I would ever need. It's a shame they are all so expensive!
aston
The Torque Meister
yeah, it was me e, Do toyota make an equal to the Supra (and I still think it is a supercar)any more?
HDi fun
TC ModFather
If we're looking at exotica then perhaps I'd plump for a Nissan as I quite fancy a 300ZX twin turbo. Sadly the current model lineup isn't quite as inspiring apart from the 350Z
Seen the new 375z? Not a bad car at all. It even blips the throttle on down changes for you.
a man after my own heart,
its like this guys, i will stay with the 1 mark
unless i win the lotto, if that happened id have all hondas obviously, but i really like the clk black,
HDi fun
TC ModFather
Sadly not. I'm a bit down on motoring stuff at the moment to be honest.
Seen the new 375z? Not a bad car at all. It even blips the throttle on down changes for you.
dpsubaru
The Torque Meister
Would have to go with Ford, as HDi commented above they just have a full diverse range of vehicles. even the old Transit.
RedlineX2
Tuner
I'd go with BMW. Performance-oriented vehicles with rear-wheel drive and straight-six engines:evil:, combined with nice MPG.
HDi fun
TC ModFather
There's a lot to be said for BMW's devotion to the classic straight six driving rear wheels layout. The engines are mechanically inherently free of 2nd and 3rd order vibration, hence the fuel economy (no need for power sapping balancer shafts etc).
THe cars are an eclectic mix of traditional engineering and cutting edge technology. Ford has similar virtues but if you're buying new and can afford the capital spend for a BMW then go for it as you'll get it back in residual values. Money in the bank is not worth much these days in terms of interest so if you must spend some on a car then make it a car that won't punish you with savage depreciation.
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